Sentence examples for have no engaging from inspiring English sources

The problem is that the central character herself is so blank and Haenel's Jenny seems to have no engaging inner self to offer up to the camera.

"I've of course been identified and associated with many third rail issues," explained Newsom, "So I have no problem engaging in these kinds of discussions because I think they're necessary to discuss and deliberate about".

While many shop owners have no problem engaging in this activity, you will get a better price if you can communicate in Italian.

There are no numbers beyond two in Pirahã because, Mr Everett argues, they have no money, engage in little barter trade, do not store food for the future and do not think about the distant past.

But she had no problem engaging in some deception to make the trip south.

The early consensus was that a group of construction executives and industry lobbyists had no business engaging in disaster relief.

But Mr. Walcott sometimes seemed to have trouble getting the mayor's ear, telling colleagues he was "stalking" Mr. Bloomberg to sound him out on an issue when other officials had no trouble engaging the mayor in conversation.

This also explains why it seems that Prince Charles is climbing the ladder of power, as he has no problem engaging in a serious scrap to make a statement.

The ones that had no trouble engaging our booth babes were always the overconfident weirdos.

Yes, there were some counter-protesters that had no business engaging these reprobates.

At Stratford Circus, a priority is engaging those who would otherwise have no opportunity to engage with the arts.