Sentence examples for involves a level of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In some ways this is a revival of the process thinking of the Cambridge biochemists of the 1930s, but involves a level of abstraction about the material structures that instantiate these processes that they would not have shared.

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.

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.

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.

Simulations were performed involving a level of detail that allowed to obtain a clear picture of the multiphase flow behavior responsible for char deposition phenomena.

I have elsewhere argued that such policies – when mandatory – involve a level of coercion and paternalism that is illiberal, and so normatively illegitimate (Kymlicka, 2012).28 But for our purposes, a deeper problem is that this approach is self-defeating.