Sentence examples for sort of involvement from inspiring English sources

He will determine, too, what sort of involvement best suits Roy Keane as his demanding comeback from hip surgery continues.

Meanwhile, the reverend Tuttle, who Cohle is convinced has some sort of involvement in the killings, sits in his gleaming modernist building, untainted.

Ms. Smith says she is waiting to see not only what the United States does at the conference but what sort of involvement it intends afterward.

"I would definitely encourage George, and Charlotte if she wants to, to have some sort of involvement in the Armed Forces, guaranteed," he said.

On the other hand, the scale and co-ordination of the two sets of bombings suggests some sort of involvement by a larger, outside group.

At yesterday's press conference, BP chief executive Bob Dudley said that it had always been BP's intention to offer TNK-BP some sort of involvement in the Rosneft alliance, without giving details.

I arrived to promises of fame and fortune, I had meetings with lorry-loads of men in very expensive shirts telling me how excited they were to see me while talking in the monotone of a drunk man grieving, and I was promised all sorts of involvement and then told it had already been cast and written and sold to a channel owned by Disney.

He said he enjoys working on the repertory, using the skills of being a music director and having a different sort of community involvement and responsibility.

Until now, the administration has resisted such sweeping steps, in part because Mr. Bush was critical of former President Bill Clinton for exactly this sort of heavy involvement in the peace negotiations.

It's the sort of collateral involvement that caused people inside and outside the network to wonder whether a wholesale housecleaning wasn't in order, as Sarah Ellison reported in Vanity Fair last week.

But Mr. Fried "commented that the short-term trend inside Russia was negative, noting increasing indications that the U.K. investigation into the murder of Litvinenko could well point to some sort of Russian involvement".