Sentence examples for rather more involved from inspiring English sources

So is Florrie, although she would appear to be rather more involved in the process of writing, recording and performing than MV's Frankee and Britt, which may help prolong her career beyond the one-hit mark.

Personally, I think it is rather more involved than this.

"Our Bodies, Ourselves" added information on health, nutrition, self-defense, childbearing, and a rather more involved section on lesbianism.

Point number two is I think there are a lot of people who are involved in the Tea Party who have very real and sincere concerns about spending that's out of control or generally philosophically believe that the government should be less involved in certain aspects of American life rather than more involved.

Maybe you'd rather be more involved on the Hopkins Campus to encourage a culture of service.

Yet in many cases patient organizations are not as active in engaging with biomedical research, but rather far more involved in providing peer support to their members.

And the artist's interest in Russia evidently comes from both her family heritage and some juvenile veneration of ideas about young gymnasts, ballet, and folktales rather than anything more involved.

The four women also looked a little unhappy when it was pointed out that the referendum would be far less of a male Tory cabal if Labour politicians were to appear to be rather more enthusiastically involved.

Overall, why deeper parts appear to be so much more involved rather than the cortex proximal to the meningeal or ventricle area?

Rather than give up, get more involved.

"This was a time," Walker added, rather wistfully, "when young people were more involved in politics than I imagine they are today".