Sentence examples for skillfully engaging from inspiring English sources

To be living and to be free, as Crawford sees it, consists of "skillfully engaging" with the obstacles and frustrations of reality, as when playing musical instruments, repairing engines, raising children, or sailing boats.

Angelou "skillfully engages" in some word-play with the word "phenomenally".

Rand biographer Anne Heller considered it "engaging, if stilted", while Ronald Merrill described it as "a skillfully constructed drama" undercut by "Rand's peculiar inability to write an effective mystery plot without leaving holes".

Witness, for example, how the president skillfully managed to protect Libyan civilians from a bloodbath, employing the tools of supportive military power, engaging the Arab league and our allies, and not costing the life of a single American to oust Gaddafi.

They were exotics who knew how to get the heart beating faster by engaging the intellect and eye and putting front and center the kind of complex dance planning Mr. Kidd so skillfully hides in "Seven Brides".

According to such accounts, engaging in pretense involves imaginatively taking up perspectives other than one's own, and the ability to do so skillfully may rely on and contribute to one's ability to understand those alternate perspectives.

Be engaging.

Appear engaging?

Facades were often elaborately decorated with panels of pilasters (recessed columns) or engaged half columns, skillfully modeled in mud-brick.

Skillfully blending special effects with a fictional love story between a penniless artist (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) and an unhappily engaged first-class passenger (Kate Winslet, Titanicc stood atop the American charts for an unprecedented 15 weeks and earned more than $1.8 billion to become the highest-grossing movie in the world.

Engaged, not engaged.