Sentence examples for engaging things from inspiring English sources

The bulletin boards are among the most immediately engaging things Mr. Mullican has done.

Her honesty and willingness to lay her own pain before you was one of the most engaging things about her.

There are very engaging things in the Hendrix in Britain exhibition – things which come very close to generating that sense of being in the company of genius.

I have the luxury of knowing I'm O.K. and intimately aware, despite the violence, that there are so many positive and engaging things going on all around me.

The work by Mr. Brown, who died this summer, was "Tracer," in which mostly gentle and engaging things from trios of strings and woodwinds are put into the same space as rougher electronic sounds: scrapings, crunchings, scufflings.

In failing to tell the world relevant, engaging things about yourself, what you're actually saying is that you don't care to put the effort into yourself.

When you do decide to stop and engage, things can get a little awkward.

"We do tend to engage things, politically, a lot more directly," Razaq said.

As Julia Ioffe pointed out in her article about Chatroulette's teen-age creator, "When you do decide to stop and engage, things can get a little awkward".

(6) Hermeneutical phenomenology studies interpretive structures of experience, how we understand and engage things around us in our human world, including ourselves and others.

The good news is there is a third option: to engage things more deeply, bringing our passion and energy and intelligence to bear on creating a whole that includes us, although it may not be controlled by us, a whole that evidences a harmonious interplay of opposing forces.