They're regular kids — one loves to garden, one dances, one does yoga — and Poehler talks to them in a low-key, engaging tone of voice.
Ms. Williams's lovely, subtle performance as Joyce — she's the human equivalent of a cozy chenille blanket — is among the chief enticements of this low-key, engaging new comedy by Annie Baker, a young playwright with a probing, understated voice, making her Off Broadway debut.
It's an internet truism to distrust any pronouncement made with the caps lock key engaged, so maybe I'm not supposed to take the headlines on The Blaze, Glenn Beck's contribution to the growing field of self-identified conservative news aggregators, seriously.
Trust will be a key to engage in a transaction because it reduces the risks associated with access to services over both local network and Internet.
Key sources included primary documents from Liberia's Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, published and gray literature, and personal communications from key stakeholders engaged in Liberia's Health Sector Reform.
The key to engaging these people is building relationships of trust and of providing timely and relevant information.
I tell students on a regular basis that writing isn't only important because they need to graduate or pass a class but because it is the key to engaging other scholars in conversation.
Allocate adequate time and pick delivery days carefully: The key to engaging professional development sessions is giving staff the time to take part in something meaningful for their own development and balancing this with school priorities.
According to timely Post reporting, President Karzai decided at the last moment to overrule Spanta and sign the CCM without prior consultation with the USG or other key states engaged in operations in Afghanistan.
Greater community ownership of energy production – through domestic solar or part ownership of local authority schemes – was also widely cited as key to engaging consumers while increasing the proportion of clean energy.
