Sentence examples for somehow engaging from inspiring English sources
Instead of dialing down the rhetoric at this difficult moment, Sarah Palin chose to accuse others trying to sort out the meaning of this tragedy of somehow engaging in a "blood libel" against her and others.
Sapphire is esoteric and experimental but still somehow engaging: there is a lightness here, a diaphanous quality, that one associates with pop.
She also required that the instrument "somehow engage the idea of housiness".
They are very educated, and they want to change their country, and they want to somehow engage.
At least Facebook is trying to count only those people who are somehow engaged with the service in a meaningful way.
This haunting work is called "Air of Heaven," as if the toxic fumes that were once injected from the plant into the atmosphere were now somehow engaged in emitting celestial aromas.
It naively believes that law has no place in dealing with racism, and that victims of abuse on a bus can somehow engage a racist thug in a reasoned conversation and persuade them they are wrong.
Muslim communities, he argued, "have a responsibility to push back, not just on twisted interpretations of Islam, but also on the lie that we are somehow engaged in a clash of civilisations".But is combating the Islamic State really the responsibility of American Muslims?
He also must somehow "engage young people and women," and to do that he must suggest that Romney is going to march us off into another war.
I didn't know how to step a mast, or tell the difference between a sandbar and a reef, but I knew that the Battle of Midway was fought somewhere in the same degree of longitude that had seen the end of Captain Ahab, and I contrived to picture myself as somehow engaged in mankind's age-old struggle with the mystery and power of the sea.
RANDAL MARLIN, Ottawa Read Charles McGrath's take on Caro, if only because he somehow made engaging the profile of a guy who spends most of his hours sitting in an office writing on a legal pad.
