Sentence examples for beginning to delve from inspiring English sources

More important, Mr. Ulbricht balanced scampering pluck with more nuanced shadings, suggesting that he is beginning to delve into the less obvious, more tender aspects of his character.

After he was taken into custody, they indicated that they were only beginning to delve into his past and his associations.

In 2005, just as Kessler was beginning to delve into the dean's office finances, an anonymous letter surfaced, accusing him of lavish and irresponsible spending.

But now we have science and are just beginning to delve into the reasons behind what theology has been trying to make us understand.

One or two days of rushed hearings on Capitol Hill can't begin to delve into the complexities.

"I started developing this fear, like, what if one day the reality I knew just changed?" So she began to delve into her feelings through images.

At the end of the book, he begins to delve into corruption in the US and how Houston has turned into a narco hub.

In 1984, Eugene began to delve into the family history, and by the time George died in 1993, he had uncovered the family secrets.

He began to delve more deeply into his obsessions: Krautrock, drones, the proto-punk of Detroit rock in the late sixties and early seventies.

In a conversation with her sister, Angela says, "When I begin to delve into it, the matter of blood seems nothing compared with individuality, character, living.

The more that I began to delve into my Caribbean heritage, the more interesting Britain's Caribbean story became for me.