uninvolved

How To Use uninvolved In A Sentence

• At his office he had found her attractive, but it was an objective, uninvolved reaction. THE UNORTHODOX MURDER OF RABBI MOSS
• Note that my concept of God here is a completely detached and uninvolved entity, which, if there was a god, is the only form I could see it taking.
• I teach young adults, most of whom have been very uninvolved in voting and politics.
• Religion is very important to many Americans as part of civic culture, and to pretend that government is completely uninvolved is quite unrealistic.
• Life on the set is pervaded by what the uninvolved might well view as superstition.
• It seems funny to say that you can sometimes feel uninvolved when you're on stage, but it's true; sometimes songs skip by unnoticed.
• And as for not being local to the constituency...well, one way or another, he's been involved in things Glasgwegian and close to Glasgow for most of his life, and has solid roots in the region: it's not as if he is a stereotypical out-of-touch party insider "airlifted" into a place in which he is unaware or uninterested or uninvolved with the concerns of the constituents Be Kerr-ful what you wish for
• “Being in the lifestyle” is not the same as “being a lifestyler,” because someone “in the lifestyle” or “in the life” could be single or otherwise uninvolved in a full-time SM relationship. Come Hither
• The renal pelvis, calyces, and renal vein were grossly uninvolved.
• Secondly, the uninvolved observer will conclude that Graham got a raw deal.