Sentence examples for set about engaging from inspiring English sources
Japan promptly set about engaging the modern world on terms congenial to its own political priorities--not those of outsiders.
Demonstrating his ability to set the agenda, these articles usually dismissed Maclean but then set about engaging him on his own terms.
Great food experiences are about so much more than just taste (thought that's important too, of course) and in Heston's hands – on TV and in his restaurants – food becomes theatre, as he sets about engaging all of his diners' senses.
Like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton before him, Mr. Bush came to office convinced that if he set tougher rules about engaging China, the Chinese would change their behavior.
Dumont dabbled further in dirigibles, but the problem of heavier-than-air flight engaged him, and in 1905 he set about designing an airplane again, on his own.
His political aides said they had already set about building a political organization without him — because of federal provisions barring political appointees from engaging in campaigns — that he could jump-start for 2016 or, if he was ready now, 2012.
With nine days remaining until President Clinton leaves office, the Israelis and the Palestinians are set to engage in a final bout of decision making about their relationship.
"Cloaking device set to engage on takeoff -- check".
"This is about engaging the reader".
– it's about engaging with life.
