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967 examples of Engaging in a sentence

And then there's the community outreach, engaging women in their communities.
People spent more time engaging in their meals, engaging with each other over their meals.
It started out pretty good, and fairly engaging and believable.
Take a queue from M. Night, engaging Christian films don't have to have the characters saying the name of Jesus Christ in every scene for the movie to be Christian.
The impossibly cute Elisabeth Harnois is engaging as the First Daughter, but Will Friedle is stuck once again playing another dumb character, though he's not nearly as moronic and annoying as in his "Boy Meets World" role.
It is a 75 minutes film that felt like 175 minutes and has about 20 minutes of modestly engaging material.
Talented screenwriter Alvin Sargent sadly cannot get any engaging ideas cooking in this artificial trifle about a wayward mother and her mature teenage daughter trying to make their lives work in Los Angeles despite mom's flighty behavior.
A different edit might have made an interesting documentary of this, but I doubt it, the interviews shown were not engaging in any way.
I truly despair for womankind when they discuss this joke of a programme as if it's intellectually engaging and promotes female liberation and independence.
More controlled direction would have allowed the performers, even the limp Wagner, to scale their acting along the lines of an engaging relationship; as it was released, there is, for the most part, an immense lack of commitment.
The story of the bride fair is an amusing and engaging one, and it is to the filmmaker's credit that he sets out to portray rural Minnesotans with the same respect ordinarily reserved for Coast-dwellers.
instead of a compelling and engaging story,we have 3 short stories which are boring and don't make a lot of sense.i
It is difficult to imagine how the engaging Dan Brown novel "Angels and Demons" could misfire as badly as this film version.
The umpteenth version of Gaston 'Phantom of the Opera' Leroux's locked-door country-house mystery, I had heard that it was an engaging and witty update.
A bearded, disheveled, long-haired, bead and flower shirt-wearing wild-eyed psycho hippie fruitcake embarks on your standard random gruesome killing spree, graphically slaughtering libidinous young couples who are engaging in strenuous coitus whenever the deranged Mansonesque lunatic attacks.
Half a mystical thriller and half the fractured fantasies of a fragile mind, "Guardian of the Frontier" is an engaging trip that soon derails.
The acting is extremely uneven, with the older professionals engaging your attention, and then the younger and less experienced actors looking like they are in a high school play.
For the most part, there's nothing here that's great, engaging, or interesting at all.
Sorry to disagree with you, but I found the DKC series to be quite engaging.
The disjointed plot may have been more engaging if it weren't interspersed with pointless scenes that were nothing more than "quirky."
Anna Magdalena's diary, mostly about the death of children and sundry other family matters, is an iota more engaging.
The film staggers around blindly for the first half hour until Terrence Howard, as our hero, gets the kids into the pool.It picks up at that point by becoming somewhat engaging, though it still staggers about.
It's actually quite interesting and engaging.
To sum things up best, the movie had no cohesion, it grossly lacked the substance to delve into the historical environment it covered, and upon ending, left you feeling like what you'd just seen was a series of aborted attempts to engage the viewer by switching from one thing to the next without adequately engaging the viewer in any of them.
This movie's not engaging either, so If you do see it, you're gonna find yourself tuning out because of it's lack of Suspense.
This sequel is about... hold on... the porno industry!! Yes, as if the snuff film industry, an industry in which people are supposedly killed on film for entertainment, were at all in the same league with the adult film industry, an industry in which people film other people engaging in unstimulated sex acts and situations for eroticism.
Being a fan of bad movies, and actively engaging in the purchasing and viewing of said bad film, i was intrigued by the idea of a genuinely terrible looking action movie coming from modern times.
Well...there were some great, creamy-smooth facial shots of Marlene, along with her "shocking", gender-bender outfit (plus her not-to-be-missed "transmogrification" from ape into human being); but, overall, the generally unconvincing plot and dated acting -- not to mention the less than engaging tunes coming from Miss Dietrich's "baritone" voice --did little to ensure Blonde Venus a permanent place in my mind's Pantheon of Memorable Films.
The basic plot is good and can be engaging.
For its time (the 80's) it was a very entertaining and engaging story.
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