Sentence examples for engaging too from inspiring English sources

Profit and Loss is a serious book, engaged with the world in which we live; and it is engaging too – thoughtful, prescient and eminently readable.

But Ms. Rice has encountered a lot of hectoring from critics at home and abroad who say that the administration is engaging too little and too late, or in ways that are ultimately insubstantial.

The show largely steers clear of engaging too much in current affairs, but can't resist a little dig at Trump when one Republican senator states that they are four years away from being able to run.

Bassey rarely gives interviews, partly because she lives her life fiercely out of public view and partly, I suspect, because she's frightened of engaging too closely with her past.

Snapchat's Stories from publishers are engaging, too, though not always informative.

And I don't know if it's the Canadian in me, but I always give a full answer, so maybe I am engaging too much.

He was politically engaged, too.

The management of the company concerned might do well to engage, too.

Welbeck would not engage too readily with the comparisons with Thierry Henry, though.

The AC-130's and Apaches were repeatedly engaged too, he said.

The United States is newly engaged too, having returned to an active role in the council under the Obama administration.