Sentence examples for into considerable from inspiring English sources
It goes into considerable depth about his homosexuality.
Born in France in 1874 into considerable wealth, Maugham's early years were happy and cosseted.
Born into considerable wealth, Arbus suffered all her life from the guilt of privilege.
He went into considerable detail, citing metrics that appear designed to spot bubbles.
He goes into considerable detail with regard to Mailer's morning toiletry habits.
By the early 1950s Davis had turned his limitations into considerable assets.
In the first half of the 4th century, Tarentum, in southern Italy, rose into considerable significance.
They quibble about the spirit of Christmas, fight with each other and manage to get themselves into considerable trouble.
Still, the album's overall emotional heft reduces these complaints to quibbles and magnifies its charms into considerable achievements.
His explanation went into considerable detail, as is to be expected from someone who knows his subject well.
In the past ten years, by using satellite technology to distribute its pay-TV services the cable industry has contributed to throwing the established distribution patterns of the big Hollywood film studios-and the studios' relationships with movie-theatre owners-into considerable disarray.
