Examples of 'want to involve' in a sentence
Meaning of "want to involve"
The phrase 'want to involve' refers to the desire or intention to include or engage someone in a particular activity, decision, or situation. It indicates the willingness or interest to have someone participate in a specific matter, giving them a role or responsibility. It implies a desire for cooperation, collaboration, or contribution from the individual being sought to be involved
How to use "want to involve" in a sentence
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I do not want to involve you in all this.
Victoria said she does not want to involve the feds.
I want to involve something else again at first.
Maybe she did not want to involve you.
I want to involve and engage my audience more.
I really did not want to involve you in this.
We want to involve the players in their learning.
You would not want to involve too.
You want to involve employees in your innovation project.
I thought you did not want to involve them.
I do not want to involve them in our thing.
They were extremely sad but did not want to involve the authorities.
I did not want to involve any other agencies.
You want to take action and you want to involve other people.
I did not want to involve them or my parents.
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Woman with missing child who does not want to involve the police.
She did not want to involve an old friend.
And something tells me you do not want to involve Chuck.
He will not want to involve his family.
My contact is trying to trace them and I do not want to involve the police.
I did not want to involve you in all this.
Analyzing your data is a process you will want to involve your entire staff.
I do not want to involve you in anything.
Manufacturers can choose which notified body they want to involve in the certification process.
I do not want to involve more people than is necessary.
But other people do not want to involve ourselves.
I do not want to involve you in this dangerous thing.
He said he did not want to involve us.
We also want to involve them in something that is so important to us.
I really do not want to involve them.
I also want to involve my children more in the kitchen.
I did not think he would want to involve you in all this.
I want to involve you in that.
She does not want to involve you.
You want to involve us in a war between rival opium traders.
That you did not want to involve the police.
I want to involve my whole family.
I just do not want to involve him.
We want to involve this chap.
Javier did not want to involve us.
You want to involve everybody.
We are civilised people and we want to involve them in the discussions.
We want to involve the people.
He is focused on his career and does not want to involve in a serious relationship.
We also want to involve the schools in the project.
Consider carefully in what you want to involve your Organization to.
I do not want to involve you or the villagers any longer.
I would ask the Commissioner to include the three additional organisations we want to involve.
We did not want to involve you in this.
Charlie and Nicole decide that they do not want to involve the lawyers.
