Sentence examples for to engage enough from inspiring English sources

It is a quality highly prized because its absence often means a show fails to engage enough viewers.

Zaparde is also described by several current and former employees as unwilling to engage enough with both employees or customers.

The marketplace for tutors sounds fine, but to be honest, I don't think video-based tutoring is going to engage enough to make people want it over a real-life person, the advantages of which are many.

The series, which premiered in midseason, did not draw a large audience when it started and failed to engage enough viewers.

Those new members, and current ones as well, have to be engaged enough to want to remain in the association.

No one plays to read a manual or memorize complex systems in Warcraft, but players engage enough to learn.

Most mature businesses aren't entrepreneurial enough to see that, nimble enough to adapt to that, and engaged enough to see the opportunity in focusing on the individuals defining business today.

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.

I attempt to inspire an enthusiasm and a curiosity about finding out more about cognitive neuroscience to keep students engaged enough that they want to come to the next lecture.

You've got six to seven hours to fill, keeping the kids entertained and engaged enough to get them to pay attention to what they need to learn.

Unlike other communities, where people typically join out of interest, we need to create their interest and keep them engaged enough to want to stay and participate.