Sentence examples for feel uninvolved from inspiring English sources

Yet -- and I don't fault them for it -- they feel uninvolved in what is going on in the world of politics.

He sunned himself & felt uninvolved until 2 Puerto Rican little girls attached him & dragged him to meet their gold-toothed aunt.

In a recent survey of 16 UK integrated care pilots, most patients felt uninvolved in decision making regarding their care [ 40].

(CKD-3, ID 13) These two patients express dissatisfaction with the way in which their physicians had communicated the diagnosis of kidney disease and felt uninvolved in their healthcare discussion.

No one could accuse Stephen Gaghan, who directed the movie, or Patrick Massett and John Zinman, who wrote it, of skimping on plot, but so sketchy and so rushed is the flux of incidents — including a sudden flash-forward, halfway through, to an F.B.I. interrogation — that you feel weirdly uninvolved, and ever more unsurprised by the lurches of fate.

People will do what you want if they think it's in their best interests -- and then you can feel both uninvolved and not guilty.

The fact that the citizens have little knowledge of the EU and feel relatively uninvolved with it (according to Eurobarometer) clearly demonstrates the failure of this strategy.

Chris has been cancer free for five years now, and up until very recently I have struggled with the fact that I felt so uninvolved during his treatment.

I've spoken to people, many have felt distant and uninvolved in the Olympics.

Pintscher tends to think about his music in visual terms; here his gaze felt clinical and uninvolved.

In another study in Mbeya Region, Tanzania, providers reported that they felt disempowered and uninvolved in scaling up and sustaining antiretroviral therapy and that the care and management of HIV-positive pregnant women were outside their control [ 49].