delve

They may want to understand the law better or delve into its history.

But she does not delve into why that was so.

But he made no real effort to delve into her.

No one had ever delved into that community in a deep way.

However, this is the wrong time to delve into the matter.

Let's delve in and see if it's right for your needs.

He never really delved into why there was economic growth.

His questions delved into the personal history of a certain family once living there.

It delves into the past in order to try to make sense of the present.

It was far more important to think of the present than to delve into the past at this moment.

In recent years, the artist has delved into work as a director.

He has already delved into the issues presented by China.

Now, let's delve into this foreign culture and have a look at some of the types.

Delving into a pocket of his own, he felt around for a moment.

Perhaps a great lawyer is one who delves into the very nature of law.

Here, we'll delve into 10 things you may not know about the history of smoking.

I'm an American citizen, and my country has enough problems of its own without having to delve into someone else's.

I delve into all three, because each one offers different kinds.

It's time to delve a little deeper into what else might be going on.

"The world has only become more confusing since I delved into myself."

It will also delve into the private lives of other lead characters.

I love this kind of book, where you read a bit, and then delve into a recipe.

"Why should we delve into the story of a vanished race?"

Time out of mind he has delved and my family have got their food from the raw earth behind him.

This book also delves into the concepts of human relationship.