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After a successful run as Washington Bureau Chief, David returns to his roots: explaining complicated stuff to our readers in his own engaging voice.

Neither narrative nor sequence are offered, yet the diverse imagery takes on its own engaging flow.

Influences of De Chirico and Hopper are evident, but Mr. Hudders has his own engaging way with the poetry of ordinary things.

Taking the currently fashionable form of the performance lecture, Spooner uses visual aids and his own engaging personality to gently lead the audience into a world of quantum computers, superpositions, teleportation and entanglement.

The most compelling sections are indebted to her own engaging 1991 biography of Dickens' longtime mistress Nelly Ternan, "The Invisible Woman"; most of the rest of the book devolves into pleasantly written but tedious recitations of Dickens's peregrinations around London and the world.

The directors responded to his candor by quickly dropping any wariness of their own, engaging with Yerxa and one another.

They found that people who "perceive more friends as holding viewpoints different to their own engage less on Facebook than those with more similarity in their network".

"When you see your own peers engaging in these activities, it's kind of weird.

From teenagers to corporate executives, the new bloggers all have reasons of their own for engaging in this new pursuit.What, then, is a blog?

History has always been subject to the biases of historians; now the public is inserting its own filters, engaging in what amounts to consumer choice.

It could be, that is, that by forming plans we engage powers that are not our own by engaging laws linking plans with execution, laws of which we are not the authors.