Sentence examples for so engaging that from inspiring English sources

Lang is so young, so engaging, that he can seem guileless.

Meanwhile, the exhibits are generally so engaging that the building framing them is easily forgotten.

But the story of the 1913 Open is so engaging that it defies even Frost's more egregious efforts to get in its way.

The writing is so engaging that I sat on the kitchen radiator reading on for ages and never got round to poaching the eggs.

The earnestness of the character becomes so engaging that one is quite swept along, seduced even, by the persuasive nature of his personality.

Their heat may not quite match Bogie and Bacall, but they're a fine pair on-screen, and so engaging that they are doomed to fall in love.

"The Year of Eating Dangerously: A Global Adventure in Search of Culinary Extremes" chronicles his travels to destinations near (Gloucestershire) and far (Nashville, Seoul, Beijing) in an attempt to acquire new experiences and eat like the natives do, and ultimately what makes it so engaging is that he only partly succeeds.

Sure, their films have always been slightly cold and self-consciously clever stunts about dumb people doing dumb things, but what made the films so engaging was that the film (and the filmmakers) seemed to have a genuine love for these people who had good intentions but lacked the brains to carry them out correctly.

The two-part, three-and-a-half-hour-long "American Masters" portrait of Woody Allen that will be broadcast on PBS this Sunday and Monday evenings is so engaging and enlightening that it seems too short.

It was the way he made it, in that equally vanished pre-satnav era, that was so engaging; working from piles of Ordnance Survey maps which he then mailed home when he'd done with them.

She is so engaging and outgoing that she blogs about intimate details of her life.