The Library's new Chicagoan website, which reproduces the magazine's complete run from 1926 to 1935, minus a few missing issues, provides an opportunity to delve into this wealth of material on the literary, cultural, artistic, athletic and social milieu of Jazz Age Chicago.
Coming to agreement on particular issues forced panel members to delve into the assumptions underlying their opinions, and to justify and question them in a way that does not happen in a majority-rules decision.
I don't think they deserve a tip". The issue made me want to delve into a discussion on the matter.
While the foreign press busies itself with the often completely contrived issues of the war-time past, it has less time and energy to delve into issues on which the Tokyo authorities really want to maintain radio silence.
The issue is too complicated to delve into detail in this column but Forbes has done a good job debunking a number of claims about this deal.
Banks also fails to delve into issues confronting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender black people in romantic relationships.
Yet friends say that he would love to own the Times, as a platform to delve into issues, to endorse and denounce candidates, and to champion his causes.
This proposed book follows the volume, using data to delve into issues of input, transfer, and typology.
The hope is to give local photographers the time — and resources — to delve into issues with a degree of sensitivity and nuance that might go unnoticed by foreigners.
When Askwith takes time to delve into issues, such as the harm done to younger villagers by outlandish house prices, he writes with clarity and purpose.
But it is not clear whether the commission will decide to delve into issues beyond how the intelligence was gathered, and specifically how it was used.
