Sentence examples for get at the really from inspiring English sources

It is to remove the superficially mysterious to get at the really deep mystery of life, the universe, and everything.

For Mr. Dullaghan, one of the hardest things about making his documentary was breaking through the hard shell of Bukowski's legend to get at the man he really was.

"They don't really get at the complexity of peoples' personality".

I wanted to really get at the relation between what we see and what we hear.

"The government tinkered with some mechanisms in the rule, but did not really get at the religious conscience questions," Mr. Rassbach said.

But I would argue that his proposals on contingent capital, while thoughtful and valuable, don't really get at the heart of the problem.

"When you live and work in the same place, there are opportunities for collaboration and vitality that you don't really get at the usual arts space," said Katie McVeay, the press chef.

"Previous games that attempted to deal with depression or mental illness were too oblique and steeped in metaphor and symbolism to really get at the nasty heart of what living with these conditions can be like," Lindsey told me.

"What we need to bring to bear on this issue are more detailed modeling tools, so we can really get at the details behind precipitation and the processes that control it," he said.

Theres been a lot of people bringing individual suits, but they dont really get at the corporate culture.

"This is the start of a much more comprehensive study to really get at the nitty-gritty of the form and function of these animals," says Erickson.