From the very earliest age, children and their carers are bombarded with messages from purveyors of saturated fats, salts and sugars to consume their products precisely by engaging in their sense of self-esteem.
The Supreme Court is in danger of engaging in precisely the kind of "judicial activism" that conservatives railed against for a generation or more.
So it's dismaying that on the subject of "too big to fail" banks, he's engaging in precisely the kind of overwrought conspiracy-mongering that he's otherwise so adept at puncturing.
It was engaged precisely in what came later to be called central banking.
Byrne says the Tories returned to power after only a term in opposition precisely because Thatcher engaged in an argument about what her party was for.
Yet this principle would have meant farewell to Pitt, Churchill, Gladstone, or more recently Tony Benn or Charles Kennedy, or any number of MPs who were elected as young men and became effective precisely because they engaged in the profession of politics at an early age.
Engaging critically with history is precisely what the campaigners are undertaking.
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Though her lessons on writing memoirs were engaging, her students sometimes failed to stand precisely on the green line when preparing to switch classes.
That is precisely the process we engaged in today, at this inaugural Innovation Forum, with the participation of so many in this room.
What de Kerangal treats in extended passages as a mechanical – or medical – fix takes flight when all those involved are forced to engage with precisely what that means.
