Sentence examples for really into something from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, my daughter asks: "What's passion mean, Mama?" My son, interrupting my chance to explain, answers, "It's when you're really into something".

A lot of times, you can just look at him and tell he's really into something and doesn't have other thoughts".

"Certainly, when I became a teenager I had a few more people that I admired but I also found that when you're really into something, be it a musician or a composer or a rock star and you find out they weren't a very nice person, that's so disappointing.

So that was just an idea that we started, and then it developed really into something nice and we organized ourselves a bit better.

When I'm really into something.

Ultimately, being really into something is cool now, even if that something is, well, God, as Mumford & Sons and many other Indie rockers seem to be.

So something miserable really turned into something good.

"When I really get into something I am quite selfish," he says thoughtfully.

Whenever I get the chance to really dive into something for myself, for my artistry or for whatever I can learn or contribute, I do it".

"Over here, things can get trivialised until nothing has any value," says Gray. "Over there, people really get into something if they think it has value.

A spectator unfamiliar with Dessay's capabilities might have taken her not for an opera singer who can act but for an actor with a surprisingly pretty little voice — a voice that, given some training, might really turn into something.