delve造句

So we must dig and delve unceasingly.

We need to delve more deeply into these questions.

She had started to delve into her father's distant past.

Future articles will delve into the details of the project development.

Or they might delve deeper into their conversations, sharing their hopes and dreams.

They must delve into what it means when a patient answers yes or no.

Then you can delve into the creation of the application itself.

In this list I delve into the world of theater superstitions and try to provide the reasons for their existence.

All these factors, which I delve into, are just as important as technology in making a site successful.

In the remainder of this article, we delve into each layer to understand its functions and relationships in more detail.

Other dictionaries delve a little deeper into the etymology of geisha and in so doing expose a little more sensitive treatment of what a geisha might be.

You can also click on any of the blue highlighted streets to delve directly into street View at that particular spot.

I've set the stage for the rest of the parts of this series, where I'll delve into specific areas relating to evolutionary architecture and emergent design.

As you listen you have a chance to delve into their world and see it as they do. It is the only way to learn about another person.

The book talks about the value of test automation, and gives advice on implementing automation but does not delve deeply into the available tools and how they can be configured.

Previous studies have suggested that some species are at risk for extinction due to their change in habitat, but this study did not delve into which species might be most in peril.

To understand the implications of these new features, we need to delve into the fine art of memory management a bit and consider why allocation overhead and speed are a big deal.