Sentence examples for trying to delve from inspiring English sources
"We're not trying to delve into areas of privacy or grades," Ms. Daly said.
"I took it as a way to make the movie," he said, "not trying to delve into the real Andy Warhol.
Gone are the days of spotting someone from across the room and trying to delve into an evening-long game of awkward eye contact until one of you musters up the confidence to approach the other and, heaven forbid, start a conversation … in real life.
Belichick kept the video taping scandal from engulfing the first part of the season — the week before the Patriots and the Chargers played the first time — by repeating that he had moved on and was focusing on the Chargers until reporters gave up trying to delve into his psyche.
I was trying to delve into that".
Juan Gabriel then went on to criticize television for trying to delve into something that shouldn't be of interest to anyone. .
Nomenee Robinson, Mrs. Obama's paternal uncle, said he found himself stymied whenever he tried to delve into the past.
Everyone from the New York Times to the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (pdf) have tried to delve deeper into why students "fall through the cracks"?
In fact, Ultimate Alliance 2 never even tries to delve into the provocative nuances the Civil War story could so clearly encompass.
What on earth Maurizio's political machinations are supposed to be in this timeline is anybody's guess, but Lloyd-Evans wisely doesn't try to delve deep: this opera's paper-thin dramaturgy doesn't leave room.
A more showily ambitious film might have tried to delve into Glass's personal history in search of an explanation for his behavior, or to draw provocative connections between that behavior and the cultural and political climate of the times.
