Sentence examples for think to engage from inspiring English sources

American leadership depends on a military so strong, so superior, that no one would think to engage it".

"It's an opportunity, we think, to engage with a new audience, an audience that we may not be bringing to PBS Monday nights at 9 o'clock," he said.

And now we are faced with the question of what to do now — which is, I think, to engage in the argument, above all, which is what we ought to have been doing all along.

I speak here of the idea that a democratically elected president, elected by American Muslims and non-Muslims alike, can think to engage the "west" in a dialogue with a monolithic "Muslim world".

To each and every one of you that would even think to engage in the kind of behavior that took place at UC Berkeley, or who calls their political opponents neo-Nazis in a pathetic attempt to slander them with false, ad hominem attacks which harken back to the tactics of McCarthyism.

Tai chi is thought to engage the brain through concentrated breathing.

The Athens study points to a specific kind of cognitive benefit, since both the T.M.T. and the L.N.S. are thought to engage, to a large extent, the right hemisphere of the brain.

According to the Annals of the Roman historian Tacitus and to the Nero of the Roman biographer Suetonius, Nero in response tried to shift responsibility for the fire on the Christians, who were popularly thought to engage in many wicked practices.

One who is well informed and motivated is thought to engage in self-management activities.

While the inherent nature of CBIs is often thought to engage learners, research examining the role of motivation in learning with these environments has resulted in mixed findings.

But until now, these insects were thought to engage in such suicide missions only when enemies were present.