Sentence examples for it so engaging from inspiring English sources
But what makes it so engaging are some terrific performances and a fine sense of ensemble.
All that palpable eagerness could be sloppy and annoying, but Mr. Cavanagh makes it so engaging and likable that his show's loopy premise becomes believable enough.
He, Jonny Greenwood and Graham Coxon have something very special in that they take something very obscure, make it so engaging and yet always very left of centre.
The love story is well written, but it's Graham's and Vega's hilarious imaginations (they co-directed this Play Company and Por Piedad Teatro co-production), and their relaxed performances, that make it so engaging.
Such field schools for farmers have sprung up across Africa and Latin America, offering their students home-grown ways of dealing with local problems such as water shortages, soil erosion and poorly performing plant varieties".Science", wrote Thomas Jefferson, "never appears so beautiful nor any use of it so engaging as those of agriculture and domestic economy".
"The Year of Eating Dangerously: A Global Adventure in Search of Culinary Extremes" chronicles his travels to destinations near (Gloucestershire) and far (Nashville, Seoul, Beijing) in an attempt to acquire new experiences and eat like the natives do, and ultimately what makes it so engaging is that he only partly succeeds.
It is so engaging and so entertaining that I frankly don't care whether every allegedly non-fiction detail is true.
Before the end of the panel at the Union, a young man at the back of the room spoke up: "You know, I just came here to drop off my friends, but it was so engaging -- I had to stay".
It turned out great and none of us really expected it to be so engaging.
It's still called choreography, but it becomes a voyage so engaging that an audience no longer knows which is wind and which is water.
