Sentence examples for involved a level from inspiring English sources

The exterior maintained the semblance of three separate town houses, but the interior was open and grand and no doubt involved a level of engineering in keeping with public works in China.

When I floated this topic on the Consumed Facebook page and my Web site, Murketing, my correspondents reminisced about the cassette version of making and sharing as a "ritual"; the process "involved a level of engagement for both the maker and recipient" that can't be matched by more convenient computer-enabled methods.

That involved a level of exploration that led to the realization that I didn't have to listen to the bullshit I'd been served to convince me to deny my own sexuality.

It must involve a level of personal denial: in every case of genocide, you have a small group of people who actually commit the atrocities, and a great many other people who are greasing the genocide machine.

It will show that play providers also feel the opportunities for children to 'test and challenge themselves in play involving a level of risk' have reduced over the past decade.

Acrobatics is beautiful, dance freed from the earth, but it also involves a level of physical courage that fascinates me because I can't imagine ever feeling it myself.

But turning this into television involves a level of manipulation, sentimentality and just plain cheesiness that for some will render the proceedings difficult to watch.

Whether or not one likes one's subjects, she said, "honest criticism involves a level of separation," one she claims to stringently observe.

The rebuff to Senator Reid, who drew a safe B rating from the N.R.A. six years ago and a $4,000 N.R.A contribution earlier this year, involves a level of gun politics more craven than usual.

The derivation is based on the instantaneous transport equations for the single phase that involve a level set/indicator function technique for accounting for interfaces.

Mead (1934) explicated the concept of self as a social construct that involves a level of consciousness of being regarded as self by social others.