Sentence examples for not even engaging from inspiring English sources

"Sure," He replies, without much conviction in his voice.  .

Honduras don't care about such questions of course, and they're not even engaging with any pre-match politics about their possible line up tonight - cheerfully throwing it out yesterday for anyone who cared to listen.

Politically speaking, they're not even engaged.

Judge Rakoff has not even engaged the question whether execution is "cruel and unusual" as banned by the Eighth Amendment.

"That was most perplexing, because you had a lot of Moslem males who would not even engage in eye contact with a woman," she said.

The Russell Brand solution is not a solution – it's a cop out by cowards who are happy to sit by and complain about a system they do not even engage with.

Miliband later said: "Instead of sending out a junior minister to just dismiss the allegations and not even engage with them, we need to hear from David Cameron and senior people in the Conservative party about what Andy Coulson's response is to these clear and detailed allegations.

Some did not even engage in farming as a main source of livelihood.

We're not even married, we're not even engaged!' And that night he just busted out a move.

But the Sri Lankan commemoration is different: It centres on the military and does not even engage with the civilian losses suffered by Sinhalese, let alone by Tamils.

But the Sri Lankan commemoration is different: It centers on the military and does not even engage with the civilian losses suffered by Sinhalese, let alone by Tamils.