"My mantra is there is no marriage without engagement," he said.
Susan RoAne, the author of "How to Work a Room," suggests a nod of acknowledgment without engagement, and certainly no interrupting of conversation.
Penn, who described it as "an allegory of a man's trip through purgatory", also said: "I was really operating on the symbolic and metaphorical level without engagement between audience and screen".
"The key thing is that this speech resolves the debate in this administration of whether the United States can have a foreign policy without engagement in the Middle East peace process," said Stephen P. Cohen, a scholar at the Israel Policy Forum.
Meyers recites events flatly and without engagement; when he does go in for character analysis, he resorts to the most timeworn psychological clichés -- speaking of Maugham's stammer, for instance, he comments that "it made him a victim and intensified his introspection, turned him away from people and toward his artistic vocation".
The academic report, which forms the foundation of [the Belgian privacy commission lawsuit], was not conducted by reviewing our practices, there was no interface with us, it was purely done without engagement with us or trying to find out the facts from Facebook".
But optimizing growth without engagement has its pitfalls.
No! Without engagement, your product might as well not exist.
"Without engagement, just having data is insufficient," McCarthy said.
The days of leadership without engagement are gone.
For all the wisdom of the Aspen Ideas Festival, said Marx, without engagement from two-thirds of the world's population, innovation stagnates.
