Sentence examples for near engaging from inspiring English sources

Or it can proceed as if all is well without coming near engaging with the piece.

Even so, it has gone nowhere near engaging in enough unconventional expansion to offset the limitations created by the zero lower bound.

He befriends a death-row inmate named Connie Ray Evans and, as his execution nears, engages him in long conversations about redemption and the Bible.

Except this book is nowhere near as engaging as Yann Martel's bestseller.

Its descriptions of 19th-century London feel very similar to those of 17th-century London in Neal Stephenson's "The Baroque Cycle", though nowhere near as engaging or well drawn.

He was on the deck shoeless, on the deck shirtless, was outside when a stranger was near, had engaged with that stranger.

Others (e.g., the "default mode") appear to be near-ubiquitously engaged across different task contexts).

Some options investors, however, are engaging near-term bearish transactions on the stock.

It is the present or the near present that is engaging them.

Some students in Donovan's classes are able to speak, master vocabulary, socialize and walk, and others appear to attend to even less than he does, engaging in near-constant self-stimulating behaviors, like repetitive jaw chomping, collapsing to the floor during class or reciting many times an hour descending notes that resemble a sad bird call.

Factors investigated for increasing risk for exposure to hantaviruses included living near rice paddies; engaging in farming or fishing; having wild rodents around the household; having contact with wild rodents in the workplace, school, or domestic surroundings; and storing rice in the household.