Sentence examples for rather engaging from inspiring English sources

The Muslim community's response to the hearings on radicalization within our community – much like the response of many communities to internal problems – hasn't been one of taking ownership of our problems, but rather engaging in a strategy of deflection.

I'm assuming this is going to be a little less challenging than our tour of Amsterdam, though in the end I found the quirks of this week's journey rather engaging.

"Humility is not my forte," wrote novelist Margaret Halsey, "and whenever I dwell for any length of time on my shortcomings, they gradually begin to seem mild, harmless, rather engaging little things; not at all like the glaring defects in other people's characters".

When it comes to affluenza, I'd rather engage with the reading cure.

As he showed at his excellent Carnegie Hall recital on Monday evening, he would rather engage with his listeners than stun them.

We rationalised that if a user is currently browsing content in a series, they'd rather engage in the series' videos and not simply related videos.

While we recognise the challenges school leaders face, we are working to address them with action, as opposed to those who would rather engage in scaremongering".

Speaking from London on Wednesday, Mr. Black — who, like Mr. Card, comes from a Mormon family — said he would rather engage with, than shut out, political and cultural adversaries.

"What are the city and the Department of Education afraid of?" In a statement, Mr. Walcott retorted: "Instead of working with us, the U.F.T. would rather engage in useless P.R. stunts".

Others claim Jesus as their founder, when the fact that he didn't present his teachings in anything like a systematic form, but rather engaged with existing Jewish teaching, implies otherwise.

In CR, learners do not produce language but rather engage in tasks to become aware of specific linguistic features and, ultimately, the way language works (Thornbury, 2001).