Sentence examples for not totally engaged from inspiring English sources
They admit that the Six Nations of the Saint-Andre era has not totally engaged them, but swore that they would be ready for the 2015 World Cup.
If the next segment, an intermittently interesting panel discussion of the 1987 "Parallels" tour of Europe, led by the Danspace director Judy Hussie-Taylor, didn't totally engage you, you could watch Mr. Spence construct a shelter in the balcony and raise his arms hydraulically right behind the panelists.
And then there's basically filler — people just sort of hanging out with the TV on, but not really totally engaged.
LeBron James didn't look "totally engaged," despite producing a triple-double of 28 points, 16 assists and 11 rebounds, one person said.
"The lesson of health care" — specifically, the Republican effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act — "at the end of the day, was, A, Trump was not going to be totally engaged in it, and, B, you can't cram something down in an era of intense partisanship.
I saw these two disparate communities that were not totally not engaged with each other.
"He seems totally engaged in it — not that he enjoys every minute," said John Schmidt, the mayor's first chief of staff.
We don't need a view; we are totally engaged in those views created by and surrounding the people we are getting to know.
"He's totally engaged in it," a Gore official said, "but he's not engaged in a manic way".
Your investors and lawyers should still be totally engaged at this final period, but to do their jobs -- not yours.
