Sentence examples for not very involved from inspiring English sources

Parental involvement in education was measured with two different items: "how often they speak with teachers" (once a week, once every 2 3 weeks, once a term, less than once a term, never) and "how involved they feel in the adolescent's education" (very involved, fairly involved, not very involved, never involved).

He fixes up the house, but is not very involved.

"My family's not very involved in politics," she said.

Furthermore, the science behind GMOs is complex and scientists are not very involved in the outreach.

"We're aging; we're exporting our college graduates; and we're not very involved in the new economy.

"I'd been following Aids but only really on the periphery of it and not very involved," Love recalled.

For the driver, it is not very involving.

They are masterly storytellers, but their stories are not very involving, interesting or theatrically rooted.

In the last fifteen minutes, π degenerates into some not very involving chases, violence, and more self-mutilation, only to mask the fact that there can't really be a (dramatically) satisfying ending.

Because of its mandate, "The Gospel" has to show us, albeit in not very involving fashion, all the book's miraculous events, from meeting the Samaritan woman at the well to turning the water into wine at the wedding in Cana to walking on water and raising Lazarus.

But by this time, Carter wasn't very involved with the company day to day.