Sentence examples for usually uninvolved from inspiring English sources

Third person narrative: This is from the perspective of he/she or they and the author is simply narrating things in a usually uninvolved way.

Barack will never allow you to go back to your lives as usual, uninvolved, uninformed".

But if partner is clearly uninvolved, which is usually the case when defending a slam and sometimes against a game, some flexibility is indicated.

In the days between election and inauguration, the president-elect usually remains in the shadows and is uninvolved in the day-to-day running of the country, a job that still, after all, belongs to the incumbent president.

In contrast to large-scale standardized testing in which the assessor is usually someone who must remain objective and uninvolved throughout the whole assessment process, school-based assessment tends to be embedded in the regular curriculum and assessed by a teacher who is familiar with the student's work (Davison 2007).

These are usually youths from homes where parents are hostile, aloof or uninvolved.

Some bank bosses did lose their jobs, but the replacements usually came from the next level down, and were hardly uninvolved.

The uninvolved gallbladder wall appears physiologically thin and the overall gallbladder shape is usually maintained.

Nigel Martis-Smith is completely uninvolved.

To be detached, and uninvolved.

But he wasn't uninvolved.