Sentence examples for usual engaging from inspiring English sources
Sir H., a sprightly Mancunian lad of eighty-three, gethingsngoinging in his usual engaging manner.
On balance, this was certainly the right approach for Nighy's scenes with Christopher Walken, who brings his usual engaging weirdness to the role of a shady espionage operative that Worricker stumbles across during his enforced retirement.
In his usual engaging and accessible style, Echenberg has written another book that infectious disease experts should read for historical and social perspectives on the diseases they investigate and treat.
There isn't a lot of latitude these days to indulge controversy or ideas in fashion, and so even Miuccia Prada in her strong collection seemed far less intent than usual on engaging in what Carlo Antonelli, the editor of Italian Rolling Stone, termed "the discourse about gender".
For Yasir Arafat, issuing the usual statements, rounding up the usual suspects, and engaging in the usual equivocations will no longer, it seems, provide the usual way out.
Set your alarm a couple of hours earlier than usual, and engage in wakeful activity for about an hour (I recommend reading about lucid dreaming), then go back to bed with a strong intention to dream.
Living life as desired also includes being able to continue to live life as usual and engage in physical exercise.
He says that Mr. Obama understands the need to "go beyond politics-as-usual and engage in a deep and serious search for common ground".
To calm this storm, nations must stop doing business as usual and start engaging for a lasting change.
For most Canadians the usual means of engaging with the health care system is through an on-going relationship with a regular family physician, also known as 'attachment' [ 1].
It surprised many, for example, when it announced in June that it would receive envoys from the anti-government Libyan rebels, a shift from its usual position of only engaging with the recognized governments of other states on political issues.
