Sentence examples for need to delve from inspiring English sources

So aspiring clowns need to delve back into childhood.

He doesn't need to delve too deep into this.

You don't need to delve too far to discover the rough magic within.

Mr. Elkaim: There is a need to delve or dig into experiences that have been lived as primary material.

There was consequently no need to delve into constitutional issues, the two said in an opinion by Justice Souter.

Pégard does not feel the need to delve further into either the positive or the negative aspects of her job.

Wilson convinced the mathematicians that they needed to delve into the details of living things.

"I just needed to delve deeper into what I already had, because everything I needed was already there.

It has been suggested that the club needs to delve into its unfathomably deep pockets to re-create the hype that existed when David Villa came to town.

I LIVED a powerful love story, I understood nothing about it, and I needed to delve into my questions in a film," said the Belgian director Frederic Fonteyne, by way of explaining his tender, unconventional and emotionally charged movie about middle-aged romance, "An Affair of Love".

Overall, our study shows that it needs to delve into the specific underlying causal mechanisms when we study peer effects.