Sentence examples for truly involving from inspiring English sources

For such an inspiring conductor, Dudamel keeps much of the work at arm's length: the huge, dark first movement is never truly involving; the two Nachtmusik movements neither troubling nor mysterious; the finale nothing but trite.

Though the actors' chemistry sets off no fireworks and the story is never truly involving, the movie does manage to avoid being outright painful.

Such active weddings are becoming more and more popular and reflect the spirit that the occasion is about truly involving the guests in celebrating your shared consciousness about the importance of a healthy planet for healthy people.

Truly involving him and giving him the context to have a real dialogue is a key part of ensuring a successful relationship.

Yet curiously, at those moments when the listener was truly involved, you forgot the music altogether.

Which is fine for keeping in touch, but I wonder how truly involved you can get with the music".

But often they conceal power relationships and reduce our sense of what's truly involved in a transaction.

"It's a fundamental change in their historic roles as a national umbrella committee truly involved in electing all kinds of candidates," he said.

But the Hungarian composer Zoltan Kodaly was truly involved with his own folk roots, reflected in "Dances of Galanta," something for Louis Langrée, the festival's music director, to sink his teeth into.

They were in the category that Curley called "everyone but the person involved" — a phrase that doesn't seem to have struck any of the administrators as absurd, despite its omission of the person truly involved: the child in the shower.

"I'm from Eau Claire, but now I'm truly involved in it," he says of the practical process of making Eaux Claires happen this weekend – from staking out potential sites to appointments with the sheriff and "sitting through hours of city council meetings to get a permit to have our speakers pointing a certain way.