Sentence examples for nothing but engaging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rickles and his insult-comedy shtick have grown more irritating as he has aged, but he's nothing but engaging here: funny, knowledgeable and even a bit warmhearted.

The day finally came when no one was hanging around for hours each day to do nothing but engage with all my feelings about unemployment or the economy or even my new crush.

But nothing engages the jihadis' target audience like Westerners being killed where they live.

There's nothing more engaging.

Some people choose another direction and celebrate Buy Nothing Day, engaging in a form of protest against consumerism.

Experimenting with embryos created from two different species -- to say nothing of engaging in a form of human cloning -- is an enterprise fraught with scientific and social uncertainty; indeed, Congress forbids the National Institutes of Health to finance any research involving human embryos.

The spectrum of solutions runs wide from "let it ride" and do nothing to engaging in black ops activities that make bad things disappear for a steep price tag.

But nothing has engaged his attention more fervently than doomsdays real or threatening, especially the Holocaust and nuclear war.

Each song lasts between 2 01 and 2 39, which provides flashes of Merritt's way with a rhyme ("Mariachi" goes up against "Saatchi and Saatchi" and "Liberace" at one point) but there's nothing as emotionally engaging here as, say, The Book of Love, to strike a balance.

What this has left us with is a kind of curating and a kind of art – the two are increasingly one and the same – which is "clever" rather than clever: work that ticks the right theoretical boxes but does nothing to engage the mere viewer, has no visual or emotional presence.

Brien heard nothing, engaging in his normal attenuated ritual.