Montague has the engaging, wind-sheared look of a man who has spent his life on a raft.
There is nothing radical or anarchical about throwing caution to the wind and engaging in random unprotected sex.
Her characters would be engaging even without that cold, intrusive wind.
The grappling he does with his nearly blank mind is the most engaging part of the book; how he wound up in the hole and what defined his previous life are mysteries neither he nor we ever solve.
This is a clever, engaging and tightly controlled show with a wild wind roaring through it.
It's still called choreography, but it becomes a voyage so engaging that an audience no longer knows which is wind and which is water.
The Lindberg begins with bursts of nervous energy, charges ahead, seems to turn itself inside out and finally just winds down, all in a smooth and engaging progression.
After the IAA meetings wound down, she found a new, more engaging job, which led her to believe that she could manage and regulate her Internet use on her own.
We meet cynical, hard-bitten war correspondents (real ones, that is) and human, coarse and engaging young marines, as well as their faintly sinister, tightly wound executive officer, Lieutenant Katzenbach.
"His jazz trio work was equally engaging".
But what should have been a quick trip wound up taking nearly three weeks and was, as Paul Hyland makes clear in his engaging account, more than a little fraught.
