Sentence examples for its own engaging from inspiring English sources

In his consumer guide for MSN Music, Robert Christgau found the album to have "its own dark sound and its own engaging tunes", and gave it an A– rating, indicating "the kind of garden-variety good record that is the great luxury of musical micromarketing and overproduction".

Neither narrative nor sequence are offered, yet the diverse imagery takes on its own engaging flow.

History has always been subject to the biases of historians; now the public is inserting its own filters, engaging in what amounts to consumer choice.

Our hope is that Midwives4all.org will take on a life of its own and engage, inspire and stimulate debate about the central role that midwives play in strengthening the health and rights of women and girls.

But it must also be well made, speak to the issues of its own time, engage visually and effectively convey its concept to the viewer.

But the move would work to the disadvantage of the American-led coalition if the alliance claimed the city for its own and engaged in heavy-handed occupation and violence.

That was my hope for 1000memories and Shoebox, but though the mobile app itself is now faster and more streamlined since the update, it has also lost that sense of being something that could stand on its own and engage.

It's not humans getting bored with words, it's Facebook throwing the levers of control to carve out some space for video consumption, with the aim of creating its own highly engaged rich video arena (a la Snapchat) amid all the word-swapping people continue to do as they communicate with their friends.

It's not humans getting bored with words, it's Facebook throwing the levers of control to carve out some space for video consumption, with the aim of creating its own highly engaged rich video arena (a la Snapchat) amid all the word-swapping people continue to do as they communicate with their friends.

We pay attention, as one of the headlines mentioned above suggests, because it has its own occasions for engaging in Jewish-Christian dialogue.

This is the key to unlocking a school's potential to be at the heart of its own community, constantly engaging with it and empowering locals.