Sentence examples for deeper into something from inspiring English sources

In a sense, when you find a way to go deeper into something, you find out that the complexity or mystery is not ended but that there are many more mysteries, and you are in a better position to tackle them.

As the Russian economy sinks deeper into something approaching depression, ordinary Russians should become interested and enraged by the soap-opera shenanigans of Putin and his inner circle.

He likes to think of deeper versus broader, and prefers deep over broad but likes to reconcile them, talks about Carl Sagan and having the entire universe in a grain of sand, how by going deeper into something we see the breadth of the universe.

If you dig deep into something, it loses the fun.

"He goes so deep into something extreme that you have to forget about yourself.

Listening, I feel as if I am burrowing very deep into something.

Housing experts said wildfires have transformed a housing problem that was already vast and deep into something sharp and local.

"When you're so deep into something, you don't realise how it's perceived by the rest".

"I think the real value of aid is in promoting and digging deep into something, and committing to generate innovations," he explains.

I doubt that many people's behavior is much changed by it, but getting deep into something like S & M imagery is probably not the sanest way to burn up your time.

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.