Sentence examples for was constantly engaged from inspiring English sources

From about 1905 Morrison was constantly engaged in socialist politics, and in December 1914 he became part-time secretary of the newly formed London Labour Party.

Adams says Powell was effective because he had Blair's authority - "They were almost Siamese twins" - but was constantly engaged with the Irish problem.

One woman was constantly engaged in longer conversations, explaining that the line "That's a nice sound" always inspired people with instruments to play a bit more or tell her her about the instrument.

Leballo claimed to be acting president in 1963, although he was constantly engaged in a power struggle with other party leaders and was eventually expelled from the organization in 1979.

Proponents of office hierarchies may disapprove of the democratic work spaces -- most of the employees labor on workbenches, arranged in library-style clusters of four -- but during the two days I spent there, it seemed that everyone was constantly "engaged in dialogue".

This same anti-dualism meant that he was constantly engaged in undercutting distinctions.

The administration insists that it has been constantly engaged.

Lines were constantly engaged or on endless answer-machine loops.

These are gamers, after all, so they are constantly engaged with the files.

That is not to say that the women were constantly engaged in identity politics.

Formations keep changing: the eye is constantly engaged by geometry as well as by energy.