Sentence examples for into matters from inspiring English sources

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

There are instances in his narrative when you wish he would go into matters more thoroughly.

We need to reappoint a special prosecutor now to look into matters of police misconduct.

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

But we might recognize in its essential logic a certain tendency to transform political conflicts into matters of biological hostility.

Cutting him out of the process is an effort to turn all terrorism cases into matters of war, not law.

ACCORDING to Ms. Daley, the cinema school is now delving into matters of more direct concern to studios.

"It's madness to try to go back into matters of history," said Mr. Mutasa, the party's secretary for administration.

While such information would be invaluable to politicians, occult delving into matters of state could result in prosecution.

But his views sometimes strayed into matters such as immigration: he estimated there were five million illegal immigrants in Britain.

The hunt led to Rabbi DovBer Pinson, who now supervises Foreman's foray into matters of Jewish law.