Sentence examples for really to engage from inspiring English sources

He seems not really to engage beyond this therapy-speak or, indeed, to have any desire to do so.

A lot of people really want to engage.

We are really trying to engage with government to get this right.

"We're really trying to engage our youth," said Linda Juno, the committee's executive director.

It's not really necessary to engage in a secondary activity while you're watching them.

You really have to engage the audience's imagination in how you take the story from place to place".

It was "meaningless to argue over whether North Korea really means to engage in dialogue," the paper said.

"The first series was much more centred on intellect; you really had to engage with it," she says.

"A whole lot of our employees are really anxious to engage with the public," Mr. Hawley said.

He added that the new president was someone who "is open and who really wants to engage in discussion".

The question, Cooper makes clear, was never really whether to engage in the world, but on what terms.