Sentence examples for make you dig from inspiring English sources

It's enough to make you dig your copy of Bourdieu's "Distinction" out of storage, to see if he even anticipated this peculiar interplay of (absolute) wealth and (shaky) taste.

If there was a product that could make you dig out your dust-collecting GoPro from the "misc" drawer and turn it into a 3D-filming camera, would you buy it?

Some companies will link you directly to additional documents, while others will make you dig for them or offer marketing materials in place of hard facts.

It makes you dig for significance.

(In comparison, iCloud makes you dig in the phone's settings to turn on an "optimize" option).

Instead of making you dig through your text messages to find a code, it will poll through and automatically grab the string for you.

In a nice change of pace from the industry norm, Tesla isn't tucking the livestream away on some hard-to-find URL nested five clicks deep on their site, or making you dig around for it on Facebook.

In conflict, unchecked emotion makes you dig your heels in and fight the kind of battle that can leave you severely damaged and unhappy for some time to come.

All of these abilities, taught to my classmates and me by tough former military types, require endurance, the kind that makes you dig down deep and find strength and desire to push on despite overwhelming exhaustion, irritation at what you're being asked to do, and feeling like you're constantly trying to catch up.

Even Terminator Salvation made money, and if that doesn't make you want to dig a hole and jump in it, what could?

Make sure you dig right down to the bottom of the bowl to reach all of the flour.