Sentence examples for critically into from inspiring English sources

Rather, our students must learn how to look deeply and critically into multidimensional stories that are the building blocks of our shared understanding of history.

In the five "paths to victory" outlined by Jim Messina, the campaign manager for Mr. Obama, Nevada figures critically into two of them — the "West" path and the "Expansion" path.

One of Ms. Puma's challenges is to make young people look older, which is the opposite of Mr. Graham's task, as he peers critically into a mirror leaning against a menu board.

This feeds, critically, into the second point….

Due to the nature of this document, we were unable to delve more critically into the scope, design, functionality and results of the agent-based models presented here and therefore urge the reader to explore the articles relevant to them.

Turgot, and Joseph de Maistre were critically worked into his own system of thought.

(There, it would join Werner Herzog's critically admired "Into the Abyss," which did not make the shortlist of 15 Oscar-eligible documentaries).

The tall, muscular Orion Duckstein, performing Mr. Taylor's famed adagio solo for the first time in New York, looked marvelous in his white leotard but had problems holding his balances and, more critically, growing into them.

With the New York Film Festival gearing up once again (opening night is September 24th), it's worth wondering whether any of this year's worthy offerings may be critically hammered into virtual invisibility.

And once we accept that we needn't look a certain way, we can start to share our euphoria about exercising or playing sport rather than a perfectly poised appearance, contrived post-workout pouting, critically staring into our phones.

Sean Penn will return to the director's chair for the first time since 2007's critically acclaimed Into the Wild on the African-set romantic drama The Last Face, reports Variety.