Sentence examples for to engage something from inspiring English sources

"He's saying, 'Now I realize that I always believed it' — 'Belief of it oppresses me already.' It's probably, to my mind, the greatest literary image of the action of prejudice — how a story is told to engage something in the mind that brings with it absolute certainty that derives from the nature of the stereotypes".

"He's saying, 'Now I realize that I always believed it' 'Belief of it oppresses me already.' It's probably, to my mind, the greatest literary image of the action of prejudice how a story is told to engage something in the mind that brings with it absolute certainty that derives from the nature of the stereotypes".

It's so rare that we're actually able to engage something in absolute real time.

Shepard Fairey: I guess it is about understanding the world we live in and learning how to navigate in a way that you get as much good and as little bad as you can but not just being unrealistic and an isolationist because you refuse to engage something that inherently is going to be problematic.

I think phobias engage something very primitive in us.

One outcome of this sense that homosexual people existed in large numbers while still remaining more or less invisible to the naked eye was the suspicion that when they got together they were likely to engage in something more, something even worse than the indulging of a perversion.

Last week, during a dwindling work day, I scrolled through Twitter for something to engage me, something newsworthy or pithy or both.

Other men — me, for example — might be driven to engage in something even worse: sexless fidelity.

People long to engage with something meaningful, and it can be done on television.

To engage in something primal as opposed to the tinselly snares and trashy delusions of urban daily life.

"Focus should be on developing the creativity and innovative skills of these youth to engage in something worthwhile".