He is the essence of the phallic, the merry Andrew, the ring-tailed roarer: a whirlwind of eloquence, whose idiom taps deep into the linguistic and spiritual folk roots of England.
All of them tap deep into the primal fear and the equally primal greed of homeowners, who secretly believe that their property is infested with fatal flaws but, with the right improvements, could turn out to be a gold mine Fetch the cordless impact wrench.
Tapping deep into potentially traumatic subject matter, The Naked Self is an extremely confronting experience, but after sobbing in the privacy of the booth I left feeling lighter and clearer.
Last week, Ukip tapped deep into those feelings that things are getting worse and politicians are failing to solve the problem.
"I feel we bring a certain energy to the city in general, that everyone involved in these celebrations, at whatever level, is consciously tapping deep into their awareness".
Such events, Shapiro writes, were "producing nightmares, tapping deep into Jacobean political and religious anxieties," but they could be critiqued only obliquely.
The paradox of that message is what makes it so effective: social conditions are brought forward to paint an image of isolation; tapping deep into shared and traditional symbols makes his act appear as "meaningless" violence.
Canvas apps are no longer enough – you need to tap deeper into the complexities of the social web to get the best for you and your users.
And with that, it saw funding from a strong list of VCs that wanted to tap deeper into the new wave of online stores and smart analytics to target and get business from new categories of consumers.
Now, to tap deeper into the estimated $500 million in charitable donations that are made globally each year, the company is adding a new feature into the mix as it looks to tap into the popularity of video, currently the hottest medium on social networks.
