Sentence examples for actually involved to from inspiring English sources

It is surely impossible for anyone who was actually involved to be impartial about the story or their role in it, especially with a subject as emotive as 9/11.

Privately, however, even some Corbyn loyalists are sceptical about the way the issue has been handled by the leader's office – with flat denial at the weekend giving way to, "I don't think I was actually involved"; to, by Tuesday, "I witnessed many other people laying many other wreaths".

Rothe says the team's initial experiments actually involved trying to learn to be more subjective (he wrote another paper on this).

"The government, rather than the people actually involved, started to politicize it by having the police follow them and film them, and by asking questions about it in Parliament".

"The government, rather than the people actually involved, started to politicise it by having the police follow them and film them, and by asking questions about it in Parliament".

Whether or not dopamine is actually involved remains to be determined, but the present findings suggest that musical pleasure is associated with physiological markers which are consistent with the experience of reward.

"There are people out there fuelling this who are not actually involved or want to be involved and that's the sort of world that we are in".

Mr Johnson told ITV's Peston On Sunday: "We have no evidence that the Russians are actually involved in trying to undermine our democratic processes at the moment.

"There are people out there fuelling this who are not actually involved or want to be involved and that's the sort of world that we are in". Ba was also involved in a dispute with Hoffenheim as he looked to secure a move to the Premier League during the 2011 January transfer window.

"To be actually involved with the reboot and to be taking DM out to a whole new generation is about as close to a dream job as you could wish for".

In a Guardian interview before next week's debates, Harper says: "I took the precaution of speaking to those actually involved in the coalition negotiations just to make sure I was right … The clear intention was to make progress on House of Lords reform.