Sentence examples for tap into something from inspiring English sources

"This will tap into something," he said.

Ghost stories tap into something ancient and primal.

"We weren't trying to tap into something, this was just the show we wanted to write".

It's not like I'm trying to tap into something that's never been there.

Burns's loathing for his fellow soldiers seemed to tap into something far broader than what he saw in Naples.

"But these artists tap into something universal: the fact that everybody's got the ability to create things.

An urge to revisit the source and tap into something essential is the spirit that rules the high-def biopic.

"That was a wonderful time in my life")., does Ms. Kleine briefly tap into something -- a rhythm, a device that would have given her story form.

"Many popular games tap into something in a person that is compulsive, like hoarding," he said, "the need to make progress with points or collect things.

"You have to tap into something that is happening in the zeitgeist," said Shari Weisenberg, senior vice president for marketing at the Sundance Channel.

It taps into something innate".