Sentence examples for individually engaging from inspiring English sources

Most of the paintings lack the crucial concentration or attention necessary to be individually engaging.

Many strands of the narrative are individually engaging — particularly the Iranian spy's faked death, his flight to Dubai and his sub rosa return to confront his would-be killers.

We scientists believe that we are, collectively and individually, engaged in an endeavor that merits public support.

We've been playing for around two hours at this point and the physicality of this is definitely taking its toll, but there is a sense that every player is overcoming this physical and mental exhaustion individually to engage with the huge amount of collective energy being generated.

Doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers, researchers and public health professionals need to respond to this social predicament individually and engage with this problem in their own families, organisations and communities.

Even Conservative MPs such as Mark Garnier, a member of the Treasury select committee, are disappointed by the decision of the Financial Conduct Authority to abandon its overall review in favour of "engaging individually" with major banks.

Otherwise, engaging countries individually in drawing up their own plans for the speed and scale at which they will cut carbon emissions allows political realities of the kind that have beset both President Obama and successive Australian governments to be accommodated.

The participants' private speech were audiotaped in an almost quiet lab with few distractions, through a set of personal computers and a headset for every participant individually while they were engaging in solving the reasoning-gap tasks in two sessions for the two groups of control and experimental, separately.

We are told that it will continue to engage "individually with firms to encourage their delivery of cultural change".

We have decided that the best way to support these efforts is to engage individually with firms to encourage their delivery of cultural change as well as supporting the other initiatives outside the FCA," an FCA spokeman said.

This option is especially important for these programs because individually, they typically engage with a relatively small number of high-risk young people.