Sentence examples for into anything of from inspiring English sources

Asked about some of the racial views of the group's leaders, she said, "I don't get into anything of that nature at all...

The "independent" filmmaker, Susser, straining for the brass ring of Sundance recognition and off-Hollywood distribution, seems as cynical as the propagandist Lu, but with lesser skills; the factitious premises of their films would have required extreme directorial interventions and inspirations to turn them into anything of merit.

Such wrongs cannot be summed into anything of normative significance.

Most companies that orchestrate digital information flows haven't turned them into anything of value for customers.

While Bitcoin very cleverly introduced proof-of-work mining and crypto-economic incentives, many subsequent ICOs have failed to see their utility tokens turn into anything of value.

Most of those leads will never develop into anything of significance and will often times just eat up resources by having a sales team waste calls and follow-ups.

The staff at the Ritz uses the same theory to make sure that all staff members are clued into anything out of the ordinary taking place, and to share "wow" moments with one another.

They can drape a piece of fabric into anything short of a Chevy.

"Whether we win enough this year to climb back into anything short of a playoff situation remains to be seen, but I think this basic group can win this year".

Although seemingly impervious to bullets, grenades and brick walls, the Tyrannosaurus in Invasion seems far too slow-moving to ever be able to sink into its teeth into anything – besides, of course, the equally lethargic "Brontosaurus" that wobbles into view to save the Doc in one memorable scene.

Yet Future seemed reluctant to get dragged into anything, conscious of how bottomless those traps can be.