Sentence examples for tough engaged from inspiring English sources

Sarah says: Gordon is passionate and always engaged with whatever he's doing... Most of the time he's this tough, engaged, passionate person.

But this was a tough and engaged speech, warmly received.

All had been dated in January to take advantage of possible awards nominations, and all faced a tough battle engaging upscale audiences that are now spoilt for choice.

"There are a lot of problems with modern companies; one thing is that they have a tough time engaging with new millennial employees that are coming on who are not used to the old way of corporate training," he said.

For us, they were tough to engage with.

If you work at a nonprofit organization, you know it can be tough to engage your supporter base.

If you're having a really, really tough time engaging people, then politely excuse yourself, thank your friend or boss or whoever is the reason you're there, and leave.

President Obama described a tough, realistic America engaged with allies in "decimating" Al Qaeda.

Francis is the all-purpose assistant of Roscoe Crabbe (a piquant Jemima Rooper), a switchblade-wielding tough, who is engaged to the dim but lovely Pauline Clench (Claire Lams), who really loves the actorly actor Alan Dangle Daniel Rigbyy).

Each of these impressive tales followed the same theme: teams of tough coal miners engaged in daring raids and sabotage missions.

It is tough to keep volunteers engaged over the long haul.