Sentence examples for speak engaging from inspiring English sources
Ms. Lopez and Mr. McConaughey are (so to speak) engaging enough as the central couple in this innocuous romantic comedy, but the filmmakers squander their appeal with lackluster writing and tired sub-sitcom gags.
And with all such exercises, like learning to type or learning to think or learning to speak, engaging in the task will make you feel stupid.
Simultaneity of listening and speaking engages complex cognitive functions.
From music making to speaking: Engaging the mirror neuron system in autism.
"The problem with Paul Azinger is he tends to speak before engaging his brain sometimes and then goes around apologising later".
That should sober up those in the upcoming administration who speak of engaging Iran and Syria without conditions.
When it was his turn to speak, Straus engaged in a little bureaucratic soft-shoe, complimenting the Schering team's presentations as "a tough act to follow".
"If he felt his actions were consistent with civil disobedience, then he should do what those who have taken issue with their own government do: challenge it, speak out, engage in a constructive act of protest, and - importantly - accept the consequences of his actions.
I know from my experience with my own brother who, like James, is severely autistic, that just because someone might not be able to speak or engage with people in a traditional way, doesn't mean that human company and interaction is not vital.
Glenn Hoddle, a man sometimes prone to speaking before engaging his brain, may never be allowed to forget his characterisation of Andy Cole, in one of the more infamous moments of his England management, as a striker who "needs five chances before he scores".
"Every time I take a film to France," Ms. Streep said, "I am struck because the journalists that I speak to engage in the most penetrating and infuriating and passionate and interesting conversations about film, about acting, about the state of the world as reflected in film culture.
