Sentence examples for it is more engaging from inspiring English sources
And it is more engaging to drive, especially with the twin-turbo in-line 6 as was the case in the sDrive35i version I tested.
Certainly it is more engaging than "Paradise," her flatfooted and highly schematic 1998 novel, but at the same time it lacks the magic and mythic ambition of her 1987 masterpiece, "Beloved," and the bravura blending of the ordinary and the fablelike that distinguished her earlier fiction.
Overall, the data presented here indicate that Myb is central to the action of p300 in the GI and that if CREB is working through p300, it is more engaged in potentially important gene regulation that impinges upon CRC but not GI homeostasis or radiation response.
Student R3: It's more engaging.
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.
It is possible that Harrison himself is more engaged, finally, by the refugee with his inherently high stakes than by the geezer who is more or less content.
That means the consumer is more engaged, and it also means the advertiser has a better idea about whether their ads are actually working.
(Self-help coach 03) Self-help coaches found the CD acceptable, and recognised the usefulness of this delivery mode, but felt that it could be more engaging.
