Sentence examples for involving like from inspiring English sources

Some are more involving, like donning a goalie's mask to feel the sensation of a puck flying at your face (which I did not see).

Still, Léger pursued a prodigious course of research, including travel to the sites of the shoot and archival trawling that yielded, among other treasures, the original news article, from 1960, that inspired Loden's film: the story of a woman named Alma Malone, who had taken part in a bank robbery (involving, like Wanda's, a kidnapping as well) with a man whom she always called Mr. Ansley.

It doesn't have to involve liking the person, feeling their pain, or anything else.

The first category involves like-kinds coalescing into higher-level units that, in extreme cases (fraternal transitions) come to be evolutionary units in their own right.

It had interesting people involved, like Kurt Russell and Pam Grier".

I was involved like that for a long time.

It also has some big Hollywood names involved, like Ron Howard and George Lucas.

"He was involved like he always is: deeply involved," said Alberto R. Gonzales, the White House counsel.

"I think I was out of pocket for getting involved like that".

"There's discretion involved, like everything else in our regulations," Mr. Gavalla added.

But how do you get people involved like that here in the UK?