Sentence examples for not really engaged from inspiring English sources

Previously I'd not really engaged with the word.

The Syrian government is notably not really engaged as much in fighting ISIS.

"But he is not prevailing, and he has not really engaged in the debate".

And Facebook has not really engaged with gambling, although that's changing".

"If you are not really engaged and just going through the process, it will backfire," she said.

Recalcitrant children compelled by their parents or teachers to compete in a game of football (soccer) are not really engaged in a sport.

But the show did not really engage them.

Ribeiro's novel suggests this, but does not really engage with its repercussions.

His studies did not really engage Mr. Gore until his junior year, when he took Mr. Neustadt's course about presidential decision-making.

The Supreme Court's opinion does not really engage with Section 328, and thus rather than hide behind some slack language from the court, it is probably better to wrestle with the question of whether these new contractual provisions are "reasonable".

"We have now learned to look the monster in the eye and say: 'We could win, what does that take?' If you go back to 1996, the vast majority of people who went to international competition were not really engaging with the idea of winning," says Keen, the unsung hero of the astonishing rise of Britain's Olympic aspirations, who recently stepped down to a part-time role.