Sentence examples for powerfully engaged from inspiring English sources

The band, under Kimberly Grigsby, the music director, remains powerfully engaged in the show, a benefit of both being onstage and being a tight musical unit.

Schools already work together in many ways but the infrastructure, support and governance is not universally in place to allow them to be powerfully engaged in strategic thinking, commissioning and planning early on.

Cather, the letters reveal, was a powerfully engaged literary businesswoman who corresponded with H. L. Mencken, F. Scott Fitzgerald and other notables of the day — and once playfully took those skirts off, as a charming youthful letter recounts, to clamber down a windmill in a thunderstorm.

Standing or seated before a work of art, the patients can become powerfully engaged.

Training in being present is important, because our presence is all we really have for being powerfully engaged in our lives.

Although unrecognizable as people, they powerfully engage the emotions with their silly, earnest and very human activities, subtly revealing universal truths through simple interactions and transformations.

In one of the few cinematic remakes to bear comparison to the original, Werner Herzog's Nosferatu (1979) powerfully engages with the gothic past and with Germany's lost cultural inheritance.

Don't fool yourselves into thinking that time management will be the answer to your ability to powerfully engage with those things and people you care about.

"I've run for governor of Texas three times, but I have never seen crowds as excited, I have never seen people more powerfully inclined to be engaged in this political process and I just think Americans are thirsting for a leader, someone who will stand up and say here's where we're going to go," he said, to applause.

But it is also a film of hope and dreams, of people confronting their limitations and fears as they step out of the shadows of alienation and illness to engage powerfully with the challenges of contemporary social life.

JG: I want to get young people in general, women and immigrants in particular, engaged with these powerfully transformative ideas -- not just via philosophy and fiction, but via art.