Sentence examples for getting into matters from inspiring English sources

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".

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

"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".

John Kirby, spokesman for the State Department, told MSNBC's Morning Joe: "Without getting into intelligence matters, the president made it clear that we're not going to collect intelligence on national leaders unless there's some strong compelling national security case.

As you say, all this takes not 18 months but maybe four years.One cavil though: getting into the European Union matters for Scotland, and the balance of opinion is that it would be by accession treaty rather than treaty amendment.

Subsequently, the first significant difference is the absence of the step, 'Understanding of the Problem', which is of course caused by the new major player of the process, who does no longer need to invest time in getting into the research matter.

"We never got into political matters, or if we did it was just a wry smile and, 'the time to make money was 10 or 15 years ago'".

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.