Sentence examples for involved nothing more from inspiring English sources

One such story involved nothing more than letting a young woman skip the line for a restroom.

This court held that this decision involved nothing more than the construction of the amendment, which was a question of local law, not reviewable here.

For a license renewal, ensuring that an applicant meets minimum standards has involved nothing more complex than reading a few lines on an eye chart.

Plan B was much easier, and involved nothing more than a climb to the attic, which Hugh uses as his studio.

I never imagined a job that involved nothing more than informing people about the facts of climate change could be so contentious.

Even though Mr. Smith got to restyle "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" with himself in the title role, he didn't give up other fantasies, like one that involved nothing more than wallpaper.

TEACHERS' strikes normally involve nothing more extreme than an orderly march and some well-punctuated placards.

Some involve nothing more than hand gestures — such as a beckoning index finger — that become alarming with repetition.

But is it true that  "seeing red" involves nothing more than the brain's undergoing certain changes?

The vast majority of our clients'procedureses' involve nothing more distressing than an injection or food additive.

The analytic solution involves nothing more exotic than the exponential integral, but all four terms are singular at one or the other pole, cancelling in pairs so that ψ is everywhere nice.