Sentence examples for bore deeper from inspiring English sources

In cases where the scans match, doctors hope to be able to bore deeper into the histories of similar cases and learn which drugs or surgeries worked best.

Baldwin has signed up to play Trump for the season on "S.N.L.," and let's hope that, in the coming weeks, he gets the chance to bore deeper into the Trump character, to combine a strong antipathy for his politics with what may be a touch of empathy for whatever it is that motivates him.

For most of the 20th century there had been a general agreement that at the core of physics was what Dr. Galison called "the march inward," the use of larger and more energetic particle accelerators to bore deeper and deeper into the heart of matter, looking for its most basic constituents and the rules they lived by.

Female beetles bore deep into trees to lay eggs.

Emmanuel Wah, 25, bore deep gouges on his back and wrists, remnants of a recent beating.

It still must obtain permission from about 20 other land owners to bore deep below their property, he said.

The RPW larvae bore deep into palm crowns, trunks and offshoots, concealed from visual inspection until the palms are nearly dead.

People's looks have the tendency to get under their skin and bore deep into their psyche, leaving many with psychological scars.

Poles known as ablation stakes are used in glaciology to bore deep into the ice at key points on the glacier.

The other boasts giant machines worth millions of pounds that bore deep below modern-day London.

The female parasitic fig wasp (Apocryta westwoodi grandi) can bore deep into tough, unripe figs (as seen in the video above) with a tail-shaped appendage that's thinner than a single strand of human hair.