Sentence examples for dive into something from inspiring English sources
It's stranger: a deep dive into something like the social chaos that the Hopi refer to as koyaanisqatsi, a life out of balance.
Whenever I get the chance to really dive into something for myself, for my artistry or for whatever I can learn or contribute, I do it".
I knew that it would be a really comfortable thing to do, but I felt coming straight out of Harry Potter, I had to dive into something really different.
Roth sees a big market for the show globally, claiming that his fans "have been waiting for me to dive into something that would be week-to-week", and suggesting that there's a huge audience for horror that goes beyond national boundaries.
"You feel like you're an expert, and then you dive into something you know nothing about.
Does it ever become frustrating or challenging when you want to dive into something new?
It's good to deep-dive into something, go back to the first issue and see what this thing was before it became a sacred jewel.
I like diving into something with no clue how to get out of it".
I like diving into something with no clue how to get out of it". This article was amended on 6 September 2013 to correct a quote from Sebastian Thrun.
It is on the subject of how to foster one's creativity that Gilbert parts with pabulum and dives into something more mystical and mystifying.
