Sentence examples for not so engaged from inspiring English sources

The truth is that Giuliani was either not so engaged by or not so effective with problems that could not be solved through confrontation.

Now is the time for those engaged to recommit to our national goal, and for those not so engaged to join us in our efforts.

"This president hasn't been so engaged with Congress and now he's trying to drum up some votes and build some capital that doesn't exist.

In 2014, CNBC reported on Gallup's State Of The American Consumer report (download required), which said "customers only shop based on price... when there is no emotional connection to a particular retailer — when they are not engaged". So engage them.

Gaby Gottlob, 19, a student at the University of Vermont, said not all students were so engaged.

Maybe there's a perspective we didn't have, so, engaging with us, and we're extremely receptive to that, whether it be commenting on Facebook or sending us a message.

At a minimum, those so engaged would not be getting killed while the economically and socially more fortunate escape.

A person engaged in the provision of commercial mobile services, insofar as such person is so engaged, shall not be required to provide equal access to common carriers for the provision of telephone toll services.

"I have not seen him so motivated and so engaged in a long time," Joseph Kennedy said.

It's a nebulous thing but sometimes Clare seems to be not so much engaging the camera – which she does, admirably – as grabbing it with both hands, pinning it to the wall, and letting it have it.

Men of the first pretensions will not so readily engage in them, because they will be less cospicuous, of less importance, have less opportunity of distinguishing themselves.