Sentence examples for get into matters from inspiring English sources

To get into matters of right and wrong, of course, might depress ticket sales in Tokyo.

I do believe in getting into matters of morality and ethics".

But when Attorney General Eric Holder was initially asked about the seizure of AP phone records, he told a media pool at the DOJ that it was "getting into matters that are beyond my knowledge".

"We unfortunately did not go down that road for reasons other than those connected to the litigation, I think reasons largely political, I think the opposition was largely political in nature," Holder said, "and I think this is an example of what happens when politics gets into matters that ought to be simply be decided by lawyers and by national security experts".

Even Democratic opposition organizations had made a calculation early in the campaign that it wasn't strategic to get into personal matters with Trump.

Well, now you get into deeper matters.

Before we get into weightier matters, it was a rather sad week for three House members.

Tom Shales wrote that the episode is "not only funny, it's touching" and praised it for its scenes where Bart prays, writing "There are few if any other entertainment shows on television that get into philosophical matters even this deeply.

The patient has a right to care and to be informed, but there is no need to get into internal matters".

Although you can explain their financing options the way Amazon attempts it, you are not to get into financial matters and to send them to Amazon's toll free number to call to discuss financial information.

"It took me a long time to get into the subject matter," he said.