Sentence examples for particularly engaging from inspiring English sources

But not particularly engaging.

Xerxes' mother, Laleh, is particularly engaging.

Some of Harvard's most prestigious alumni have found the sports scene particularly engaging.

One such tool here is "Your Dot" treatment for constructive, non-anonymous comments that are particularly engaging.

Particularly engaging are the corner suites with window seats and the rooms with wrought-iron balconies overlooking a large Mediterranean-style courtyard at the back.

In her stylishly scuzzy low-fi debut, director Kanchi Wichmann never manages to portray her doing-nothing-very-much hip young things as particularly engaging.

This capacity the Coens have had to flirt with genre rather than ever wholly embracing it is something that – until someone like me comes along to tell you otherwise – people find particularly engaging.

For Bailey, who had little experience with the material, this was particularly important because "it's really hard to stick your fingers in and get going," and if you only have a textbook to work with, the entry points to the material are limited, often inaccessible and not particularly engaging.

Arianna Huffington's take on the term is particularly engaging.

It wasn't just the interview questions that made this interview particularly engaging.

This is an opportunity to share assignments or activities that we've found particularly engaging for students and that have led to higher-level thinking and improved learning in your courses...Future topics will include: "How Do You Know if They've Read the Text?