Sentence examples for stopped getting involved from inspiring English sources

I stopped getting involved in every student function, except the mandated after-school activities.

He opposes what he sees as an excess of government spending, thinks the US should stop getting involved in foreign conflicts—"neocons are among the worst things to ever happen to this country"—and is particularly concerned with the Obama administration's infringement on civil liberties.

Michael Lisle – 20 years a tenant in Wallsend – also lives with a disability but it hasn't stopped him getting involved as a tenant rep who reports back to Isos with local concerns.

That hasn't stopped him from getting involved again.

So what's stopping us from getting involved?

Sometimes it results in the richest conversations we have and I have to stop myself from getting involved.

He's hiding, but he can't stop himself from getting involved," he insists to Inspector Lestrade over a pint.

"I'm one of those unfortunate people," she said, "who can't stop themselves from getting involved".

We should remember that this is a very big obstacle stopping many from getting involved in the arts in the first place: those people who simply do not have the family support mechanisms in place which allow them to work for little or no money and subsequently to sustain careers over the longer term.

Ms Sadr says that the new system would enable the authorities to stop lawyers from getting involved in sensitive cases.

Trawling beaches for small plastic pellets might sound daunting, but that isn't stopping Durbanites from getting involved.