Sentence examples for obviously engaging from inspiring English sources

Since the column was published, I have likewise seen plenty of reader emails and technology blog posts insisting that Apple is either obviously engaging in planned obsolescence or obviously not.

Yes, snapping off back to back Simpsons, and climbing up the stairs to read the somewhat tiresome Tales from Narnia is not as obviously engaging as pouring a glass of red and messing around on Twitter, but laying down a routine which will help your children's brains develop properly, seems to me to be as crucial as buying them shoes which fit.

The Administration is obviously engaged in a deep internal dispute over this issue.

These poets are the least obviously "engaged" of the groupings, tending more toward formal play than explicit statements.

Closer attention to Bentley would help us understand why, as politicians succeed, they become more obviously attentive to interest groups, more obviously engaged in bargain and compromise.

Engaged by the work Amy is less enthusiastic about being separated from the older pupils, but is obviously engaged by the work she has been doing.

A film like the one-minute-30 second-long "Wilkinson Household Fire Alarm" (1973), an eye-blink homage to Marcel Duchamp, is more obviously engaged with conceptualism than with studio manufacturing.

The jumble was hard to trace, but it obviously engaged the fans, who followed it like a round on their Game Boys.

By P. J. McDonnell and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 30 , 1938P. 7 A man saw a group of cops covering all the exits of the 86th St. station of the East Side subway the other evening, pretty obviously engaged in a man hunt.

Pennington, though, is obviously engaged by the chess match played between offense and defense from week to week, and he is intrigued by the variations he sees in each defense.

We came upon three white students on a dark path, obviously engaged in a drug deal.