Sentence examples for engaging what from inspiring English sources

The book's simple plot is immediately engaging: What will become of Isaac Amin?

What it lacks is the sense of immediate social peril that makes the Hunger Games films engaging; what it has is Woodley, an increasingly sparky and committed actress who seems divergent from the film itself.

It is thorough in its analysis, candid about points that are novel or untested, and serious about engaging what it acknowledges to be substantial counterarguments.

Even though the movements may look like physiotherapy movements or exercises, we talk a lot about why are they doing this movement, what are they engaging, what is disengaged, how is their breath, where is their mind, are they really present as they move.

She said, "Even though musically it's very engaging, what really distinguishes it is the concept behind it and the source of the sounds".

To refuse to engage what is on the screen or to engage it from a posture of a priori disdain is surely wrong.

I want to be a part of that making and engage what I consider to be the better parts of the human intellect and imagination.

They illustrate a pattern of behaviour – that Khomeini at critical moments during his long struggle for an Islamic republic, secretly engaged what he would call 'the Great Satan'".

Both the exhibition, which will run through February, and the opera are meant to engage what the Met hopes will become the next generation of opera lovers — children.

Hence, by engaging play, delight and pleasure, this designed landscape engages what Jordan termed the 'theatre' of restoration (Jordan 1987).

Perhaps most importantly, although iterative agile methodologies have helped to keep the business engaged, what are these enhancements doing to truly empower and engage the business person?