Sentence examples for in fact engaged from inspiring English sources

Belligerency, the condition of being in fact engaged in war.

On 17 August 1998, Clinton admitted that he had in fact engaged in an "improper physical relationship" with Lewinsky.

Some are in fact engaged in lawsuits with the Recording Industry Association of America, which is trying to rein in technologies that supposedly promote piracy.

Unless it has substantial local or regional power, it is not in fact engaged in the business of governing at all.

Boxing and M.M.A. have often been viewed as competitors — sometimes by the principals themselves — even though it seems plain that the two sports are not, in fact, engaged in a zero-sum battle for fans.

At the end of a four-day shoot-out, news reports supported by closed-circuit TV footage emerged suggesting that elements of the police or army had, in fact, engaged in an apparently massive looting spree.

So Myanmar does now in fact engage with the world but its engagement takes the ugly form of a rapacious capitalism with amoral partners.

But the judge, Richard J. Holwell of Federal District Court, wrote that "mountains of evidence existed demonstrating that Nosair did, in fact," engage in the plot.

"He knows that there are certain things that are on the table, and if he wants to, in fact, engage with us in a productive manner, there are ways that he can do that," Mr. Brennan said on "Fox News Sunday".

In fact, engage:BDR points to a study conducted last year by PubMatic and DigiDay, where 74percentt of brand advertisers said they would increase their RTB spending if they could buy directly from publishers.

I'd like to ask Brooker or another spokesperson for Microsoft to provide evidence that they did in fact engage with Wikipedia, before attempting to buy the changes they requested.