Sentence examples for have ever engaged from inspiring English sources

"He's probably right – very few people have ever engaged in depravity and evil quite like he did".

"This is the first time that we have ever engaged in such a project," said Touré Claiborne, director for brand marketing at Sears.

Florence said he was particularly excited about hosting the first appearance at Hay by Tom Stoppard, "the most inspiring, provocative and interesting playwright I have ever engaged with".

So, at the end of the program, the studio added the following disclaimer: "The character portrayed as a Financial Times reporter is fictitious and does not imply that Financial Times journalists have ever engaged in improprieties.

9.25pm: "This is one of the most stupid activities they have ever engaged in," declares Margaret, as Mona, Phil and Lorraine carry their rug through a street market in an effort to flog it for a couple of quid and are laughed at by schoolchildren as they pass by.

That said, I want to be very clear about one thing: neither my wife, Theresa, nor I have ever engaged in gender-based harassment or discrimination.

Friends, Iraq is the most audacious nation-building project America has ever engaged in.

"It's the most radical food experiment we've ever engaged in.

He laughed when asked if he had ever engaged in any trash-talking, either as a coach or player.

"This is perhaps the most extraordinary investigation the F.B.I. has ever engaged in, and the most complex," Ms. Shapiro said.

So the challengers would have to admit that a statute saying that "anyone who has ever engaged in commercial activity must buy health insurance" would be constitutional.