Sentence examples for engaging whether from inspiring English sources

The result is an album that has the deep soul usually associated from vintage recordings and is continually engaging, whether it is the poignant "Whiskey Bird," or the brass-fueled toe-tapping humor of "Plans".

The Cannes and Effie ads engaged, whether emotionally or cognitively, in 1.5 seconds".

Williams and her neighbours in Swansea have particular reason to be engaged, whether or not football is normally their bag.

"He has gone from the rhetorical to the actual; he is now engaged, whether he likes it or not".

"He says it is one in which attack and defence are equally strong and in which all players are engaged whether the team is attacking or defending.

Hogg's comments seem to challenge young people to remain engaged, whether they are from an affluent suburb or urban area, college-bound or not.

Always he is engaged, whether in assailing censorship, promoting sexual freedom or doing the sleeves-rolled-up hard work of explaining why a piece of stagecraft or writing either works or doesn't work.

"If you come along and [are] really are not up for anything interactive, this gives you a choice about how far you want to engage, whether you want to have a microphone stuck in your face or whether you just want to sit quietly and listen and reflect.

Thus is the issue engaged whether we can explain away religious and mystical experiences by reference to naturalistic causes.

Retaining customers means keeping them engaged, whether they're checking in on an app or checking out of a purchase.

It's an opportunity to engage, whether it's through video or consumers choosing their ads and how they want to see them.