How To Use Unengaged In A Sentence
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From thence I propose to move to the neck of Williams - burgh, which is represented as healthy, and where some subsist - ence may be procured; and keep myself unengaged from opera - tions which might interfere with your plan for the campaign, until 1 have the satisfaction of hearing from you.
Memoirs of the war in the Southern department of the United States
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We knew your recent years were useful to some, but we were left unengaged.
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Nonetheless, however unengaged I am to the institution of marriage, Jeff and I began to talk through the possibility of holding some sort of celebration of our relationship.
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Adrian Paul seems distant, unengaged (rightfully so from what I've seen of the season thus far).
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In fact, so unengaged is she and so little appreciative of Little Louis' efforts that when she ends up with Dimitri, we feel little other than that she deserves what she has gotten.
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It's not true that the chattering classes are unengaged.
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More simply there is a generally unengaged attitude towards the music.
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But I'm willing to suggest it is not just the weather that keeps the SFU community isolated and unengaged.
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The hitherto unengaged viewer is lured or manipulated into the film's most salacious sequences.
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Burnside himself said that he did not cross because he had conflicting orders that told him to remain unengaged until specifically ordered otherwise.
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the cancellation left her unengaged a good part of the afternoon
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Some very small number of unengaged voters may be moved by it.
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I've read both now and feel oddly unengaged by it all.
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The overwhelming atmosphere on two weekday afternoons was not of a hotbed of political tension, but of a quiet, friendly, politically unengaged mixed community.
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Because of his lack of proficiency in English, discovered later, Roberto began the semester withdrawn and unengaged.
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I will use the term participation unit to refer both to encounters and to unengaged participants; the term bystander will be used to refer to any individual present who is not a ratified member of the particular encounter in question, whether or not he is currently a member of some other encounter.
Behavior in Public Places
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Growing up, though, he had no sense of a particularly unengaged family.
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The report concluded that Gonzales "abdicated" his role as head of the Department and was "remarkably unengaged.
Rachel Barkow: Electing Administrations, Not Just Presidents
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continued seeing him but on an unengaged basis
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Baumrind has suggested that children of unengaged parents typically lack social assertiveness, whereas children of responsive parents tend to be more sociable.
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A large body of research on high schools shows that many students are bored, academically unengaged, and deeply alienated in school.
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I think the child that I saw was quite an aloof, unengaged child.
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Those students who appear unengaged in the class are given the opportunity to participate. All students are made to feel special.
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But I was left essentially unengaged with what was happening on the stage.
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What I mean is I don't watch many movies these days but, happily for me, I'll be sufficiently unengaged today to watch Mel Gibson's The Passion and Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9 / 11.
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I will use the term participation unit to refer both to encounters and to unengaged participants; the term bystander will be used to refer to any individual present who is not a ratified member of the particular encounter in question, whether or not he is currently a member of some other encounter.
Behavior in Public Places
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Empty space exists only for the unengaged reader, who lacks imagination, knowledge, and a holistic view and who thus fails to perceive connections and relationships.
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His unengaged performance dampens the whole show.
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The engaged custodian is more likely to be happy than the independently wealthy, unengaged millionaire, " he says. "We didn't evolve to be retired and sit on the couch.
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I asked, the drug drawing together previously unengaged synapses.
A DARKENING STAIN
