Sentence examples for Inquire deeply from inspiring English sources
The Senate did not inquire deeply into the 24th Infantry Division's actions when it approved promotions for General McCaffrey after the war or when it confirmed his appointment to the drug policy post.
He challenged retreat participants not to rely on received ideas but to inquire deeply into their experience, launching meditation sessions with the command, "Investigate!" While respectful of the tradition he had inherited, he was not bound by it, creating experiences that, while authentically Chan, were particularly suited to the western mind.
Previously, the Algerians have rejected as outside interference all attempts by foreign governments to inquire deeply into the reasons for the deaths of 60,000 to 75,000 people in six years of civil war between Islamic militants and the military-backed Government.
When surveying potential customers, be sure to inquire deeply about how much they would be willing to pay for such a service or product and compare that with your costs to produce the item or provide the service.
So what I am suggesting is for us to decolonize yoga we need to inquire deeply.
It demands that they inquire deeply, care about more than a grade, and take pride in what they say, write, and do.
Other executives in the March '99 class said that at least some investors inquired deeply into their companies and business models.
But the government officials said that Jose A. Rodriguez Jr., then the chief of the agency's clandestine service, the Directorate of Operations, had reversed that decision in November 2005, at a time when Congress and the courts were inquiring deeply into the C.I.A.'s interrogation and detention program.
It's not as if they have inquired deeply into the great saints and sages who have successfully traveled such a journey.
"They're keen to inquire more deeply beyond managed information.
Without obvious visible injuries, Rabbi Epstein said, the police were unlikely to inquire too deeply if any victims came forward.
