Sentence examples for attempting to probe from inspiring English sources
Henry Gee, an editor at the journal Nature in London, also believes the human mind falls into darkness when attempting to probe deep time.
I'm currently attempting to probe our disk image of the array to see if I can find any files that were lost during the restoration process.
For decades, now, we've been building larger and more sensitive detectors, attempting to probe whatever minuscule interactions might exist between dark matter and normal matter.
Another computer security professional who reviewed the vulnerability — without attempting to probe it for fear of prosecution — is Kris Constable of PrivaSecTech in Vancouver, Canada.
Metahaven says they are attempting to probe the reality distortions provoked by propaganda: "The Sprawl is about ways in which propaganda creates a parallel reality and how interface culture and planetary-scale computation help to further that reality and ultimately really challenge our perception, creating feelings of belonging, affect, for fantasies".
Indeed, he deflects most attempts to probe his past.
The series is particularly valuable because of the filmmakers' attempt to probe every aspect: political, strategic, ethical and personal.
But Tim Blake Nelson's new play attempts to probe the mind and biography of one of the most controversial philosophers of the ancient world.
This research attempts to probe into the correlation between the residential building layout and ventilation performance of various spaces in an operative level.
Sunday is the last chance to see his new "DISAVOWAL," in which, inspired by the life of the abolitionist John Brown, Mr. Dorfman attempts to probe our society's attitudes about racial identity and racism.
Similarly, Western attempts to probe who killed whom in Yugoslavia between 1941 and 1945 -- and particularly the role of the Catholic church in quisling Croatia's genocidal drive against Serbs and Jews -- were scarcely serious because they met political objections.
