Sentence examples for be said to involve from inspiring English sources

PETER SCHJELDAHL: Salgado's another, and often wonderful, in the tradition of C-B, which might be said to involve making art by means of denying that one is making art.

Lower East Side Through Dec. 5 If Andrew Masullo's truculent, hard-won but nonetheless joyful paintings can be said to involve a family of forms — and they can — you could also say that many of its members appear to be adopted.

The Council, or Boule, insofar as it was drawn roughly equally from each tribe, could be said to involve all Attica for the first time in the political process: all 140 villages, or demes, were given a quota of councillors as many as 22 supplied by one superdeme and as few as 1 or 2 by some tiny ones.

Although human evolution can be said to involve all those species more closely related to H. sapiens than to the apes, the adjective human is usually applied only to H. sapiens and other members of the genus Homo (e.g., H. erectus, H. habilis).

Developing this charge demands getting clearer about the sense in which envy can be said to involve taking the difference in possession to be bad in itself.

The court concluded that the trial judge had made an error by separating the interview from the circumstances, and that in the circumstances Thomas had no real choice whether to answer questions: "Even the threat 'Confess or be tortured' can be said to involve a choice, and a chance that torture may not be applied.

The dispute was said to involve more than 100 tourists.

The sticking points were said to involve procedural issues.

But it's said to involve a dancer, two flying robots and a Schubert trio.

Licences for various business activities are said to involve less corruption than before.

Naturally, this quarrel is said to involve principles as well as tactics.