Sentence examples for tough engaging from inspiring English sources

It's full of tough, engaging songs, with lyrics that flirt with the uncertain.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Companies like Apple who will spend $50 Million on diversity efforts should not be flushing that money away by disqualifying the very candidates they are having a tough time finding, engaging, and hiring because of this one question.

He added that it was tougher to engage students, but that once they were engaged, they were just as able to solve problems and be creative as they had been in the past.

Like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton before him, Mr. Bush came to office convinced that if he set tougher rules about engaging China, the Chinese would change their behavior.