Sentence examples for it involves not really from inspiring English sources

As far as I can tell, it involves not really knowing anyone, paying your own hotel bill and lying on a bed in the evening typing, just as you would at work.

History will tell you that being white involves not really listening to minorities and making assumptions on their behalf.

My feeling would be that you can write as many men as you like walking into rooms with guns; if you don't care about anyone involved, it's not really going to swing.

Given the logistical hurdles involved it's not really surprising that Google wanted to kick the tires first, and now it looks like they're pleased with the results.

"BBM [BlackBerry Messenger Service], they made it out, that it was really fully involved; it wasn't really involved.

Whoever is involved does not really affect that game any more or any less than usual.

"The Libyan government is not involved, but it does not really matter".

But about $9.7 billion of the original amount turns out to be ineligible to be bought, because the securities involved are not really securities.

Eventually, the captain, Scott Parker, went to see him and tried to argue that the amount of money involved was not really fair for two teenagers on relatively low salaries.

This is an issue people don't want to be involved in, not really.

Although simplified models have the capability of catching nontrivial aspects of the folding problem, the approximations involved are not really suitable [ 5].