Sentence examples for becomes less involved from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the beauty of Connelly's books lies more in the crimes than the characters, and when Harry becomes less involved in defending himself and more involved in..

Fortunately, the beauty of Connelly's books lies more in the crimes than the characters, and when Harry becomes less involved in defending himself and more involved in solving the years-old murder of a young boy that may or may not cross-hatch with a more current series of killings, "Bosch" picks up some steam.

But the audience begins to like her more and more, not because she becomes less involved with the life on Pandora, but because we become more involved with it.

But just when you begin to care about Claire, Jamie and Nina — for once, a group of friends is actually credible as friends — the plot kicks in, and the play becomes less involving rather than more.

In the 1990s he became less involved in the Palestinian cause, worried the Israelis might try to assassinate him if he returned to the West Bank or Gaza.

Steinbrenner became less involved with the daily operations during the 2008 season, after which his younger brother, Hal, was given control of the team.

He became less involved after 1974, gave up control of the building in 1976, and 112 Greene eventually became the nonprofit gallery White Columns, now on West 13th Street.

Then, in 2010, he abruptly became less involved in the seed exchange, and told Dr. Goldman that he had been distracted by a divorce from his second wife.

The beginning of hard times for the team can be traced to the late 1980's, when John O. Pickett, who had bought the team in 1978, became less involved in its management.

When advertisers became less involved in television production, Mr. Rich told The New York Times in 1980, he decided to start a company of his own that would allow him to "do something pertinent and meaningful" in television and film.

In the late work of Stieglitz, and that of Paul Strand and Edward Weston, American Pictorialism became less involved with atmospheric effects and beautiful subject matter, but for some years after World War I, the older ideals of pictorial beauty were retained by the group called Pictorial Photographers of America.