Sentence examples for is especially engaging from inspiring English sources

Her portrait of the complex Mr. Scull — possessive, brash, mercurial, generous and brutal — is especially engaging.

The sinister aspects of the game are resolved sentimentally, but the acting, by Mr. Merrill, the creative director, as the swaggery pickup artist and Matthew Del Negro as his handsome target, is especially engaging.

But what is especially engaging is the give and take between mother and daughter.

Mr. Easley is especially engaging in his jubilantly eager dancing.

Two-way communication is especially engaging, and time flies when we are reading and typing.

Greene is especially engaging when writing about Southern culture; it is certainly the stand-out story of the book.

Some consensus went toward the latter, but it was acknowledged that play that centers on timing and cadence does tend to be particularly attractive and may be especially engaging.

When he's especially engaged, he sits almost cataleptically still, with his hands clasped in front of his chin.

While announcing the winners, Diane Von Furstenberg, the president of the council, said that its board members had been especially engaged in deliberations that day.

Brown says his students have been especially engaged in current events this year, but the classroom is not necessarily better for it.

Afterward, with guitar stored in a blue carry-on bag strapped over his shoulder, he interacted with fans and artists (fellow singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier was especially engaged) in the area behind the stage for about as long as his 75-minute set.