Sentence examples for thing to engage from inspiring English sources

It's one thing to engage in selective strikes and assassinations in Waziristan and another in Iran.

While it's one thing to engage audiences on the ethics of mining activities on a hypothetical planet in the distant future, it's quite another to connect this back to the present.

It's one thing to engage in prediction that flows from analysis: which side is most likely to win? It's quite another to let readers in on the fact that one side's argument is so manifestly weak that it doesn't deserve to win.

He has the somewhat unenviable job of enthusing a bunch of unmoving Facebook addicts (don't they know he scored the film?) in the pit that industrial metal is a fun thing to engage with before the sun has gone down outside.

But it is one thing to engage in photo-ops during an eight-hour trip to this city, a Caribbean tourist center far from any fighting; it is quite another to help the Colombian government to retake control of the half of its territory that has been lost to Marxist guerrillas who are in league with coca growers and drug traffickers.

One might logically think, then, that if many of the people you are trying to build bridges to are questioning your motives, it would be not just a good thing but an essential thing to engage with your skeptics and patiently replace their fear with knowledge.

Everywhere your eye goes, it finds things to engage it; they just don't add up.

And there are other things to engage the imagination today, equally, than dollars and dirhams.

"We have done a lot of things to engage with the local talent in an appropriate way".

"It's a message we can own as a brand," said Andy Sackmann, chief marketing officer at Crocs Inc., of providing "fun things to engage people".

But I tell my patients that if they do the preventative things to engage in this very physically demanding activity, they won't have to see me regularly — unless they see me hacking away on the golf course".