Sentence examples for points engaging from inspiring English sources
Named after the soot clouds that visit Cairo every October, the game keeps hidden the exact location of the pollution points, engaging the players to try to determine what might cause a given kind of pollution.
That is, these control points engage mechanisms, such as immune or homeostatic mechanisms, that serve to protect the normal environment.
His opponents felt there was little point engaging with him.
What's the point engaging on political terrain where a man can call Mexicans rapists and educated people will still vote for him?
We retreat to our cults of Corbyn and Farage, Sanders and Trump, and see no point engaging with the diminished minds of those who follow another argument.
He indicated to young Muslims that there was no point engaging in the democratic process, because even the most progressive Muslim would be treated as aiding and abetting extremists.
Manigault-Newman got out of her seat and paced the stage at one point, engaging in repeated back-and-forths with other panelists.
I realized that there was no point engaging with the verbal stuff when it happened what can you do when your teammates have just voted you out of a game after hearing your voice?
I realised that there was no point engaging with the verbal stuff when it happened – what can you do when your teammates have just voted you out of a game after hearing your voice?
Conversation is a starting point, engaging people at a personal level and developing confidence through sharing ideas, experiences, and humour.
While ON initiated the process using historical public health guidelines as a jumping off point, engaging in incremental policy change, BC created an entirely new CF Framework, engaging in policy change that is somewhat experimental.
