It's a high form of multi-sensory storytelling, when done well, so much engages the reader that they return to the story over and over.
WASHINGTON — A somewhat esoteric Supreme Court case on Tuesday about data mining by drug companies turned into a debate over a fundamental First Amendment principle that has much engaged the justices lately: What role may the government play in regulating the marketplace of ideas?
The Roberts court has been much engaged with the limits of the pre-emption doctrine, and it will also hear cases this term in cases involving arbitration, immigration and seat belts that raise pre-emption questions.
But Brown is very much engaged in the campaign on the air.
The fallacy of this argument lies in the assumption that the definition of what shall constitute an express company excludes from the classification companies which are as much engaged in the business, or as much under the same conditions, as are those which, under the definition, are subject to the tax.
Nor was City Hall much engaged with the stadium issue during the nine chaotic months of Sanders' now-departed successor, Bob Filner.
Of a letter he wrote today to President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, he said, "I told him that we're still very much engaged in the process, obviously, that we take the violence very seriously".
"Inflationary pressure are on the horizon," said Dennis J. Snower, president of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy in Germany, "The problem is that the E.C.B. has been very much engaged in the stability of financial markets and didn't have to worry about inflation, and now there is a conflict of interest between these two goals".
For me it wasn't so much about engaging the desires but rather acknowledging that they make up part of my sexuality and ultimately who I am.
On the Middle East, General Powell said it was "absolutely a given" that the Bush administration would remain "very much engaged" in the region.
