Sentence examples for much less involved from inspiring English sources

The show was cancelled fairly: David Lynch and Mark Frost had become much less involved in the production, leaving it in lesser hands.

Though subsequently much less involved in political life, he remained a major public figure and served as Singapore's ambassador to France from 1978 to 1993.

But he said that Afghan Army units, which have been working with American forces for several years, were much less involved in it than were the police.

He was also consulted in the early stages of Hillary Clinton's campaign, though, he points out, he was much less involved in that race.

Local police officials were quoted as saying that they had never seen so many expensive cars in one place, much less involved in a single accident.

Satisfaction fell because, like my friend, few patients were cognizant of, much less involved in, the changes going on around them.

But the bigger, public works – the A flat Polonaise, Op 53, the second Ballade, and the B flat minor Scherzo – were generalised and much less involving.

Many parents complain that they do not have enough time to spend with their children, much less become involved in their community.

Nevertheless, it's oddly reassuring to be transported briefly back to a time when there was so much less anxiety involved in eating.

I can't see the benefit of this: the fewer interactions I have with hot fat, the better, and as she uses a frying pan rather than a saucepan, there's not much less oil involved.

Facing an election next year, with the Delta issue certain to be prominent, Mr. Jonathan is reluctant to acknowledge the presence of a militant group there, much less one involved in terrorism.