Sentence examples for delving into the problem from inspiring English sources

Houellebecq, like Knausgaard, has achieved international renown, despite many critics suggesting their actual writing is artless and awkward, by delving into the problem of the disaffected middle-aged man.

While living in Toulouse, France, Servetus studied law and delved into the problem of the Trinity.

This week's Your Money column delves into the problem of medical billing errors and how that can affect your credit.

Secular groups have also delved into the problem of sexual abuse in the Catholic church.

The Mechanicals' decision to use Robin as moonlight in place of actual moonlight delves into the problem of synecdoche, of trying to represent something greater than yourself.

As Mr. Williams showed off his canvases, the two delved into the problems of contemporary artists.

The film delves into the problems encountered by Mr. Forbes and neighbors who band together to protest the development.

The article has haunted me for a few days but the deeper you delve into the problems the clearer the solutions appear to be.

I enjoy novels that require me to delve into the problems that exist across the globe, the novels that require me to think beyond the bubble that I live in, and the novels that encourage me to strive for justice in the world.

When Jayalath and Wiebe started delving into the actual problem (which has even been on Apple's mind) of creating this connected workout gear, they realized that they could take shortcuts around trying to measure muscle productivity or actually translate the medical science into actionable data that people could use and wear every day.

To guard against complacency Mr. Eustis is moving away from the great audience pleasers like "Hamlet" and "Twelfth Night" and delving into the less popular "problem plays".