Sentence examples for prove engaging from inspiring English sources

For those with a pre-conceived fascination for Africa and its unique perversities, "Acts of Faith" will probably prove engaging to the end.

"Involvement in this group prediction process should prove engaging and may prove profitable," the Web site said.

Each year, the BCNM selects four graduate student projects that we believe will both interest and prove engaging to undergraduates.

As vibrant religious and artistic traditions demonstrate, those which are in constant debate over aim and direction often prove engaging and influential.

Those top notes still cause trouble, but his wide-boy swagger and fine declamation prove wonderfully engaging.

Chicken breast stuffed with fruits proved less engaging.

Sharing directorial credits with Andy Baybutt, Ice T proves an engaging host in whose presence the contributors are clearly at ease.

But in a brief BBC TV news interview the other day, he proved as engaging and watchable as Will Gompertz who was chatting to him.

But in fact Don't Ever Wipe Tears Without Gloves – a title less like music to the ears than any I can remember – proved hugely engaging, with many joyful moments.

Unfortunately, the pianist's original creations, surely the best evidence of his dedication to the form, don't match the brilliance of the older works, though his "Etude de Concert" proves an engaging fleet-fingered exercise.

Under the law, federal prosecutors can sue municipalities to force court-ordered structural changes in how a police department operates if they can prove it engages in "a pattern or practice" of civil rights violations.