Sentence examples for he should engage from inspiring English sources

Instead of dismissing local people with genuine concerns as "Nimbys", he should engage with them.

At the end of the century, John Dryden censured Donne for affecting "the metaphysics" and for perplexing "the minds of the fair sex with nice speculations of philosophy when he should engage their hearts... with the softnesses of love".

Rather than use his privileged position to intervene in one of the most significant residential projects likely to be built in London in the next five years, he should engage in an open and transparent debate".

Ms Evans said: "I am disgusted that he made this comment and on behalf of all the people who have tweeted, rung and emailed Mencap to say how upset they are, I think Mensa should apologise and he should engage his brain before his mouth.

If David Rockwell finds it so challenging to make the "facade, lobby, rooms and restaurant" of a hotel "all work together" ["New Hotel on West 56th Street; A Downtown Look in Midtown," July 23] then perhaps he should engage someone specially trained for that task.

When his friends reported these things to the dictator, persuading him that, to avoid the general obloquy, he should engage the enemy, his answer was, "I should be more faint-hearted than they make me, if, through fear of idle reproaches, I should abandon my own convictions.

Last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations he does not believe they should engage with Qatar.

"I think They should engage only Italian singers," wrote Piotr Beczala.

Sir Gawain and Wistan the Warrior decided they should engage in mortal combat.

The point about ideas is that they should engage with each other, not be ring-fenced.

When it comes to NGOs they should engage collectively in policy advocacy on youth unemployment.