Sentence examples for quietly involved from inspiring English sources
A partner in Skadden's Boston office, he had been quietly involved in Democratic politics while working in corporate law.
The panel's members had been quietly involved in negotiations between the two sides in an undefined capacity since last Thanksgiving.
Trixie (Paula Malcomson), who once was Swearengen's favorite, if ill-treated, whore, is now quietly involved with the shopkeeper Sol Star (John Hawkes).
One German manufacturer has been quietly involved in the domestic economy for more than a century and, in more recent years, has been in the vanguard of attempts to bolster the UK's industrial sector.
The Houthis will not be able to rule Yemen alone, and Saudi aid is a perennial factor in Yemeni politics, so Saudi diplomacy may be quietly involved in reaching some power-sharing compromise.
Introspection dominated, sometimes oddly: Mr. Serkin appeared to be saying that the real Brahms was in the quietly involved passages, and that the virtuoso thunder was nothing but a mask.
And so it goes through two large galleries of his quietly involving art.
Although standing quietly involves low levels of energy expenditure (approximately 1.2 METs), it engages a large muscle mass in the lower extremities and may represent a healthier alternative to sitting.
He grew disillusioned and quietly got involved in the nationwide effort by civil society groups that resulted in the Right to Information, the 2005 law that established a public right to access official records and documents.
He has quietly been involved in many recent deals, including the sale of National Semiconductor to Texas Instruments for $6.5 billion, the sale of PopCap to Electronic Arts for $750 million and the sale of Zong to eBay for $240 million.
She and husband Jay-Z have quietly been involved social activism for years, from their support of the Obama campaign and their attendance at the Trayvon Martin vigil, to their donations to the Flint water crisis and bailing out of Black Lives Matter protestors. .
