Sentence examples for engaging though from inspiring English sources

Saskia Reeves and Danny Webb can't make this grim couple engaging, though with great skill they suggest their gradual ageing.

The 10 ballets that the company has brought to Sadler's Wells reflect this policy, but engaging though most have been, it has been the company's dancing that has proved a revelation.

His bleary, bewildered performance is engaging, though you can never quite clear how deliberate his absentness is, or if, like Christopher Walken, he has boiled down a style and manner that will always be there no matter what he is saying and doing.

Engaging though it is, Santaolalla's score for the 2004 film about Che Guevara's political awakening during a youthful motorcycle road trip across South America often takes a back seat to the gorgeous cinematography, which looked great on the big Bowl screen.

The most engaging, though initially bewildering, of these videos is based on a radio discussion between Flavin, Judd and Stella broadcast in New York in 1964.

The sequences with Abu Jandal are fully engaging, though, whether he is haggling with passengers over cab fare or expounding on his supposedly reformed views to young Arab men whose impassive faces could be hiding murderous thoughts or boredom.

Sartre had been engaged, though the engagement was broken off after he failed his first attempt at the agrégation; but he and Beauvoir decided that their love did not require marriage for its consummation.

THE STAFF Welcoming and fully engaged, though slow when the place is busy.

Politically engaged though she may be, her teenage enthusiasms (and hormones) remain.

They sounded fully engaged, though their degree of familiarity hadn't reached the point of unchecked intuition.

The university is now engaged, though, in digitizing much of the other material, including documents and photographs.