Sentence examples for has not really engaged from inspiring English sources

"But he is not prevailing, and he has not really engaged in the debate".

And Facebook has not really engaged with gambling, although that's changing".

He hasn't really engaged his Democratic opponents (and vice versa).

Until their postgame handshake after the Colts gift-wrapped the Jets' victory in Indianapolis last month, they had not really engaged each other.

The case broke at a time when this traditionally conservative, Roman Catholic country, had not really engaged in public debate over homosexuality, cross-dressing or transsexuality.

But Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru's Westminster leader, suggested the Labour leader had not really engaged during the meeting with the case for giving the public the final say on Brexit.

When VICE spoke to Maheux, she said that she was surprised by the backlash, and that she worries people have not really engaged with, or even seen the art before they speak out.

It's not spent on people who haven't really engaged the material.

"I haven't really engaged in one of those for probably six months.

I've tweeted some of the criticisms and responded with tweets, but I haven't really engaged in a broader discussion, so that's what I'd like to do here.

They haven't really engaged with what's going on". "Humanities have always been cheap and sciences expensive," Ian M. Miller, a graduate student who's in charge of technical production for a history MOOC intended to go live in the fall, explained.