Sentence examples for not too engaged from inspiring English sources

"When you're not too anxious and you're not too engaged and you're kind of in this sweet spot, norepinephrine [a hormone responsible for vigilant concentration] receptors in the prefrontal cortex called the alpha 2-A receptors are on.

While I was not too engaged in American politics then, the reaction of the Bush administration to the attacks of September 11 made me deeply distressed about the direction that Republicans were taking this country.

I read a book eight or ten years ago, Chuck Colson's "Kingdoms in Conflict," and as a very active Christian, I always thought you shouldn't be too engaged in politics.

"Too engaged" does not capture what's the matter with Mr Krugman.

"The problem is that however well intentioned they might be, we still have an infrastructure that dishes out the methadone and is hugely populated by drug workers who don't really know about drugs and are probably just social workers doing secondment to the drugs service who don't really want to be getting too engaged with the clients".

Just make sure that you don't stop cleaning because you are too engaged in the story!

He would kiss his wife, but not too passionately, engage in an appropriate hobby for a Revenue officer – building a model railway, maintaining the herbaceous border – have one glass of wine with his dinner and go to bed.

The RPGFan review felt that the individual stories were interesting and well paced, but unoriginal; the 1UP.com review agreed, saying that the plot was not "too terribly engaging", suffering from clichés and flat characters.

Like the butterfly finding the best flower, we too engage in a not-so-linear search.

Although he never says so, Bush clearly resents the widespread suspicion that he's not too (choose your euphemism) intellectually engaged, and loses no opportunity to clear that up.

But not too much luck.' " Why engage the opposition?