Sentence examples for too engaging from inspiring English sources

Lewins' cast of characters, predictably Runyonesque – particularly the late trainer Angelo Dundee and George Lois, the Esquire art director who in 1968 presented Ali as the martyred Saint Sebastian – are just too engaging.

But for all the variety we've explored through the thousands of images we've showcased on our homepage since 2009, there are still internet searchers for whom full motion videos of South Pacific beaches, images of exploding geysers or 3-D underwater scenes are just too engaging.

Her stories are too engaging, and they grow and expand in unexpected directions.

He is almost too engaging, the victim of a mystique bypass.

Thankfully Bryson is too engaging and witty a writer to turn his latest tour of Britain into a dirge.

Mind-blowing sets from the likes of Rødhåd and Hudson Mohawke were far too engaging to worry about photo-journalism.

The United States, too, engaged in saber-rattling on Friday.

"Too engaged" does not capture what's the matter with Mr Krugman.

Nobody seems too engaged by this topic, so the conversation wanders in various directions.

By the time Ms. Moreno reached the showroom with her favorite pieces, she had become too engaged simply to point.

With only a few years of post-qualification experience behind me, I sometimes find myself too engaged in a situation to compartmentalise my emotions.