Sentence examples for a more probing question from inspiring English sources

While "The War Room" celebrated the Clinton campaign staff, however, "Our Brand Is Crisis" asks a more probing question: Whether Mr. Carville and company, in selling a pro-globalization, pro-American candidate, can export American-style campaigning and values to a country so fundamentally different from the United States.

Recently, I was asked a rather more probing question about my experiences of communal fucking that got me thinking and now, writing.

And then a follow up, even more probing, question.

"We do feel that if he had come to the DCMS committee he would have had a lot more probing questions, and I think in the European Parliament you would have really very, very probing questions".

Her latest piece is a must-read that asks more probing questions and clarifies what is, and is not, responsible investigative journalism.] The varied ethical stances on the incident were laid out nicely by Suzanne Golenberg in The Guardian yesterday.

This could start out as a discussion and morph into more probing questions on the issue at hand.

Women who negotiate good deals on automobiles approach negotiations with an objective orientation and ask different and more probing questions about their intended purchase.

Mr. Kean and Mr. Hamilton said the commission had failed to ask Mr. Giuliani more probing questions partly because of criticism of a comment by one commission member, John F. Lehman, at the previous day's hearing that New York's disaster-response plans were "not worthy of the Boy Scouts, let alone this great city".

Here, Eurostar is missing a chance to demonstrate their social media maturity by asking more probing questions about what customers want, and showing greater commitment to dealing with dissatisfaction.

It does seem that some IENs acted with a degree of naivety and perhaps ought to have asked more probing questions at the time of recruitment.

Focus on making a "great and quality institution" called forth better thinking, livelier teaching, more probing questions, more student engagement in education.