Sentence examples for mean engage from inspiring English sources
During a stop, Mr. Ahmed told the commander that he had European citizenship (he had lived in Sweden) and had come to Somalia to fight, which the commander understood to mean engage in jihad, prosecutors said.
And just as certainly as I'll buy a new copy of War and Peace or think about volunteering at my nearest homeless shelter, I'll tell myself that this will be the season I engage with football, and by engage I mean engage properly, ie obsessively.
He said: "That will mean engaging with people who no longer feel that the Conservative party offers them a home.
One conclusion from the workshop was that promoting social development through the mobile web will mean engaging with businesses.
This might mean engaging in consensual sex afterward, to make you feel like you wanted it the first time, though you know you didn't.
And it may mean engaging the Syrians, even before they answer the question of what, exactly, they were building in the desert.
However, this would mean engaging the United States without malice, which many in the Arab world simply cannot bring themselves to do.
"But engaging with Congress doesn't mean engaging at the lowest common denominator level," he said.
It should mean engaging the issues in a way that illuminates the challenges and seeks to resolve them in the most synergistic and sustainable way.
A helpful question to ask is: What is life inviting me to do? Go means engage with what is.
Smart engagement means engaging in argument at public events, where appropriate and at the right level.
