Sentence examples for to be uninvolved from inspiring English sources

All were ushered into Ramallah, he said, by the national security force, which Israeli security experts believe to be uninvolved in the recent violence.

Yet Mr. Ridge appears to be uninvolved in these efforts, and he has stood aside while squabbling has erupted over whether grants should go to the states or directly to local governments.

"I really am glad to be uninvolved," said Mr. Jamail, who became a multimillionaire on fees from a record $10.5 billion jury verdict against Texaco for interfering with a planned investment by Pennzoil in Getty Oil in 1987.

It was not until two years later, during a Memorial Day weekend in the Hamptons, that the two women again encountered each other, and both happened to be uninvolved.

On the other hand, neglecting parental style tends to be uninvolved and cold with their children and tend to generate less competent children in all fields (Baumrind 1991; Sharma et al., 2015).

Stimson noted that it wasn't unusual for sitting secretaries of state to be uninvolved in setting up a presidential commission.

To be detached, and uninvolved.

Idiopathic palmoplantar hidradenitis might be reasonably considered in the clinical differential diagnosis; in this regard, since neutrophils were present in the reticular dermis in this case, it may be helpful to document that eccrine glands were uninvolved to eliminate this possibility from consideration.

"As an auction house, we want to be as uninvolved in this controversy as possible," she said.

But just ask Japan what happens when you assume 30-40 percent of your population is to be considered uninvolved in economic activity.

Scientists pinned this down to fact that because the chimps were uninvolved "bystanders" they failed to empathise strongly with outsiders to their group.