Sentence examples for is more engaged by from inspiring English sources
Tom is on vacation with his wife and two daughters, but he is more engaged by fantasy than reality.
The Rev. Nick Carter, its president, celebrates the seminary's history proudly, but he is more engaged by how the school will adapt to the deep ferment in American religion and survive until the 250th anniversary and beyond.
If there seems a fiercer conviction in the Spanish panel of the story, it may be because Burton is more engaged by the processes of painting, and by the virtuosity of its effects.
I was more engaged by Nietzsche and Goethe.
We found the 'control' system was more engaged by atypical than typical pairing.
Men, I think, are often more interested in power structures, where women are more engaged by spirituality.
Lib Dems insist that voters don't like ideological argument; they are more engaged by the practical debate on how to get things done.
Mainstream listeners may be more engaged by a new version of "Die Dreigroschenoper," featuring the Frankfurt-based Ensemble Modern and a motley collection of soloists on RCA Victor.
The second is our inclination to be more engaged by things we like than by things we dislike a tendency well documented even in babies.
The media giant, which owns ABC and ESPN, is seeking to learn whether consumers are more engaged by new and interactive ads and ultimately if the company can charge more for them.
