Sentence examples for not very engaged from inspiring English sources

"Historically I was not very engaged in politics and I am a limited government person".

According to Kranish and Helman, Romney was not very engaged personally with digging up business for the firm.

Yet our professional organizations are not very engaged in asking how we should care for patients in those settings".

"What we have is an armed services that's at war and a public that's not very engaged," said Paul Taylor, executive vice president of the Pew Research Center.

Nevertheless, the issues faced - basically the need to rejuvenate an underinvested, traditionally run, not very engaged public service - were fundamentally the same, right down to the initial assumption that there was no alternative to privatisation.

And though, as she gently put it, "our local Muslim leaders are not very engaged in the interfaith process," her playgroup leader is a devout Muslim woman, and two Christmases ago a Muslim girl was Mary in the church's Nativity play.

"At the time, as authors, Bill [William Finn] and I weren't very engaged in it.

While Facebook is not unfamiliar with privacy snafus, this appeared to be one of the final straws, forcing Facebook CEO to issue a sort of non-apology-ish apology — as well as take out full page (in wildly not-very-engaging full text form, weirdly enough) ads in several major newspapers.

I'm not feeling very engaged.

An unnamed "adviser" says that "the Boss" was "disappointed" with his first one-on-one meeting with President Obama, who "didn't seem very engaged".

Here's the guy who's going to run his f***ing war, but he didn't seem very engaged.