Sentence examples for burrows deeper into from inspiring English sources
"Got to remember to smile". When Peeler, 39, thinks of her friend Elizabeth out there, braving the work world, she burrows deeper into the sofa.
His genius is one that burrows deeper into the crevices of my heart each time it beats.
Meanwhile, Dissident burrows deeper into its groove with its latest batch of singles: a late-night fister by Heartbreak's Ali Renault called "Our World Is…", "Hungry Ghosts" by Gatto Fritto, "Cheddar Heights" by Kruton, an alias of Binary Chaffinch's Milo Smee, and the Helium Robots' "Metallic Dawn".
Tashlin burrows deep into his characters' psyche and turns daily life into something rich and strange.
Like his 1997 film, "Princess Mononoke," "Spirited Away" burrows deep into the Japanese soul.
Often, of course, they can't, and any sort of performance burrows deep into reserves of passion that, once unleashed, can't easily be bottled up again.
It burrows deep into the Irish psyche and its meanings are revealed through images and slight changes in emotional tenor, not through dialogue or traditional storytelling.
Stephen Sondheim's score explores their motivations, but also, in its pungent use of American pastiche, burrows deep into the national character that bred them.
Mr. Penn, with his usual discipline, burrows deep into Sam and fights the movie's attempts to use the character for its own manipulative ends.
Before I reach for the dictionary I let my imagination run wild and decide that salsify is a burrowing bronchial root like a rickety old mine that burrows deep into something.
As much an impressionistic gallery of urban landscapes as a set of intimate portraits, the film burrows deep into its characters' psyches through the use of first-person voice-overs by its trio of main characters.
