Sentence examples for writing engaging from inspiring English sources

While a body of scholarly writing engaging with Gibbons' work has appeared over (during) the past few decades, critiques of the approach taken by Gibbons and historians influenced by his ideas have also begun to surface.

Instead, there are a number of enhancing clauses, some of which are temporal, and all begin with the conjunction 'while', eg: 16.1 While a body of scholarly writing engaging with Gibbons' work has appeared over (during) the past few decades,   16.2 critiques of the approach taken by Gibbons and historians influenced by his ideas have also begun to surface.  .

There is lots bubbling behind the sitcom exterior of a play that is often very funny, engaging and sharply observant about human nature, but Brittain's facility for writing engaging dialogue means that he doesn't always dig as deeply into the characters as the subject demands.

Keep the tone of your writing engaging and foster two-way communication by interacting with your readers in the comment section or setting up a dedicated community forum or Q&A platform.

Fluently written, engaging, beautifully designed and spectacularly illustrated, "Empire" is a model of how to do popular history.

The site is a Web aggregator, linking to a spate of online articles about literature, art, science, politics and much else, for which he wrote engaging teasers.

"Contrary to popular opinion," he wrote, "engaging in or creating art together does not by definition enhance social cohesion within a community.

Oftentimes these stories are well written, engaging and may even have influenced a whole bunch of similar stories.

So class went on, she wrote engaged papers and tingled with anticipation, and so on, until on the final day when she came to him, and he said, "Ah, nothing doing".

Writing it was important, he said, "Writing engages you".

Much of her writing engaged the question, "How does large scale evil happen?"; her answer, if distilled to its simplest form, is that evil is a result of a failure on our part to think.