Sentence examples for delving too deeply from inspiring English sources

As a tactical matter, Mr. Rubio is not delving too deeply into the details at this stage.

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The Boy in the Dress is all fairly innocuous and light, never delving too deeply – and we'd expect nothing else for Boxing Day kids' telly.

Without delving too deeply into the biochemistry, the two fats perform very different functions, in the plant as well as the plant eater.

Adding widgets to a blog can be as simple as changing a water filter attached to a faucet; rarely does it require delving too deeply into a site's plumbing.

But last month, when he was asked whether he would aggressively investigate the supervisors accused of teaching profiling techniques, he seemed uninterested in delving too deeply into the past.

The White House urged reporters not to delve too deeply into family matters.

Richardson strikes me as disinclined to delve too deeply into the mind of a genius.

Not that her show delves too deeply into that, she said, given that it's comedy.

A few days earlier, he had shown the door to a reporter who delved too deeply into his legal troubles.

Unfortunately, Mr. Richardson's direction and script, on which he collaborated with Ian Jones, do not delve too deeply into character.