Sentence examples for now engagement from inspiring English sources

There is now engagement.

Playing is now "engagement"; crying is "emotional proximity"; lying to ourselves (cognitive biases) is "behavioural economics"; reacting to events is "brand journalism".

Her penetrating sharp-edge voice with its rapid vibrato projects an immediate here-and-now engagement.

The recently dis-engaged Ariana Grande is now giving engagement advice ― and it's savagely to the point.

"The industry's taken two years off and now employee engagement is at stake.

A FAILED courtship, followed by an attempted rape--and now an engagement.

For now, male engagement must be made more of a priority.

And it's now an engagement that frequently has a global reach.

By now the engagement rock is on the finger of the well-born Vivian Kensington (Ms. Blair), a frosty Ivy Leaguer.

Some clients now want engagement letters for the services of banks to spell out what would happen if the banks failed in the interim.

Despite his now considerable engagement with scientific affairs, Bryson is still at pains to play down his expertise, preferring to stress the enthusiasm of someone who missed out at school.