Sentence examples for which we engaged from inspiring English sources

Here we provide short explanations of each of the 13 characteristics: (Note that these descriptions of the five essentials are intended to be similar, but not necessarily identical to the NIST published descriptions. This was due to the need for brevity to give projects with which we engaged succinct and easy to understand and rate definitions).

A number of factors shaped the manner in which we engaged in and planned our activities after the success of the International conference.

Inevitably, the Rome with which we engage is a moving target.

At its best, Trio's programming functions much like cultural criticism, expanding the context in which we engage and understand the popular arts.

A spokeswoman for the Wellcome Trust said climate change and health was "a highly complex issue which we take seriously in our decisions and on which we engage with policymakers, researchers and the businesses in which we invest".

Fresán conveys his warning with magisterial and exciting skills, compelling us to read, but also demanding that we think about the act of reading and the ways in which we engage with it.

Maybe, instead of asking why people don't react rationally to online threats, we should be asking whether it's possible to react rationally to the contradictory ways in which we engage with the Web.

But I've long been struck by the insight of the Jungian analyst James Hollis that nobody ever does "crazy things"; every behavior in which we engage makes some kind of sense, once you "understand the emotional premise".

When the peculiarities of community and place are swept away by the tides of capital, all that's left is a globalised shopping culture, in which we engage with glazed passivity.

"We apply the same editorial standards to Facebook Lives that we do to our award-winning programme and that means ensuring that they are effectively supervised at all times; this is the case with every new platform or format with which we engage".

Reid's idea is that the only conception we can have of the exertion of power is of that distinctive sort of mental effort in which we engage when we will to do something.