Sentence examples for some sort of engaging from inspiring English sources

If you get a lot of cravings for unhealthy foods, try interesting yourself in some sort of engaging activity – a hobby, a funny television show, anything that diverts your attention.

Those are loud and generally less impressive than Mr. Pearce and especially Mr. Kingsley, who turn in the sort of engaged performances that Mr. Downey no longer gives in the franchise.

"I've sort of engaged in a bit of educational outreach," Klotz says, "and that [question] comes up quite a lot".

Well, I can't sort of engage in a mental debate about it every goddamn time, especially when time's of the essence.

I needed, at least, to be left with some sort of talking point to engage my possessed sports fan friends who had dragged me out to the bar.

Many convictions were made because Stoughton permitted the use of spectral evidence, the idea that a demonic vision could only take on the shape or appearance of someone who had made some sort of devilish pact or engaged in witchcraft.

Since last summer, Prevent has obliged teachers to refer to police pupils they suspect of engaging in some sort of terrorist activity or radical behaviour.

A networking site where you can pay to personalize, while still engaging some sort of coherent social space – not the screaming dark boom of the late days of MySpace – would have its appeal.

Neurofeedback for business leaders might work roughly the same way as it would for a marksman; the user, equipped with an EEG cap and some sort of haptic feedback mechanism, would engage in whatever activity was beign worked on, such as a problem solving exercise.

It's all about keeping viewers engaged, even if that means keeping them engaged on some sort of branded mobile app.

If the parties are indeed engaging in some sort of "war on women," record numbers of them are successfully enlisting in the fight.