Sentence examples for which engagements from inspiring English sources

The Hard Conversations Gawande wants the incurably ill to consider which engagements make living worth living.

It is not at all clear which engagement Mr. Benan was making reference to.

In "Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience," Dr. Csikszentmihalyi suggests that there is an optimal state of motivation in which engagement meets skill.

Some progress was made in establishing some formal structures within which engagement could take place, for example, the cross-government anti-Muslim hatred working group.

"Our company is uniquely badly affected," said Mr. Emil, whose 107th-floor restaurant, thanks to its fabulous views, was a magnet for tourists, for weddings and for romantic dinners in which engagement rings were given.

Overall, this research refines our understanding of the boundary conditions under which engagement in community-based innovation yields private returns to commercial actors.

In particular, obsessive compulsive disorder may result from the failure of a mechanism by which engagement in precautionary behavior normally terminates activation of the system.

Yet the ways in which engagement is operationalized and the influence this has on the way research populations are constructed varies greatly from one context to another.

We recognize that for an urban resilient reality, adaptation approach needs to be combined with urban approaches accordingly to urban typologies, but within a more ethical context in which engagement, commitment, and education are also involved.

We consider a developmental model in which engagement experiences produce differential outcomes.

We suggest that future research could explore the extent to which engagement history and concurrent emotion are linked with cooperative motivations in human infants.