Sentence examples for usually engages from inspiring English sources

But his Olympic monument seems to lack the pith and succinctness with which he usually engages people.

But while Monfils usually engages those fans during his matches, exhorting them to cheer, he was too busy in this one chastising himself for his faltering game.

"As the child smiles," Everett Ellinwood writes, "it usually engages the adult human to interact with him to smile, to talk, to hold in other words, to initiate the processes of socialization...

"As the child smiles," Everett Ellinwood writes, "it usually engages the adult human to interact with him — to smile, to talk, to hold — in other words, to initiate the processes of socialization..

Motor feedback usually engages distinct sensory and cognitive processes based on different feedback conditions, e.g., the real and sham feedbacks.

"The Revolutionary Guard usually engages in trades [on the stock exchange] through front companies with names that vary and change all the time," says Mr Alfoneh.

On the street, even among the usually engaged, disgust has become conventional wisdom.

Established playwrights are usually engaged to refashion books that hardly ever existed as more than a series of song cues.

Companies and governments have usually engaged in a conspiracy of silence about contractual terms, signing bonuses and other rake-offs.

These trolls are usually engaged in spreading information that is either controversial, offensive or just plain wrong.

In repeated surveys, more than half of the city's infected gay men said they usually engaged in anal intercourse without using condoms.