Sentence examples for mostly engaging from inspiring English sources

Even the personal essays included here, like the long, mostly engaging piece on Boyd's boarding school experience, make extensive (and somewhat deadening) use of the passive voice: "Drugs were taken," "The female sex was judged by one criterion," etc. Temperament aside, however, Boyd's approach also reflects his most basic ideas about fiction and art.

But we're mostly engaging with people who are already passionate, whether they're environmentalists or dissenters.

The Kinh people accounted for more than 90% of all migrants, while other ethnic minorities made up low proportions of internal and interprovincial migrants, mostly engaging in rural-to-rural migration (Tables 2 and 3).

Back when Roach fought, boxers mostly engaged straight on.

He has eight full-time staff, mostly engaged in administration although some help with fabrication.

But in the heel wearers, the walking mostly engaged their muscles.

It also has 8 book-publishing houses, mostly engaged in printing volumes of poetry.

Russians and Kazakhs are mostly engaged in agriculture and livestock raising or in mining.

But Mrs. Logan's students are mostly engaged, trading thoughts and relishing the assignment.

Yet with the Bundeswehr mostly engaged in humanitarian work and peacekeeping, Germans may see sending soldiers abroad as just a form of armed development aid.

The 26 members, who each pay $500 a month for a desk, are mostly engaged in independent projects in unrelated fields, and have no practical reason to work together.