Sentence examples for ever probed from inspiring English sources
The legions of physicists, engineers and computer scientists, whose collective efforts created the Large Hadron Collider, will have revealed the deepest layer of reality our species has ever probed.
But it is questionable whether The Siege is equal to that depth, or ever probes beyond its obvious paths.
The proposals were outlined as the watchdog took on a new investigation into the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster, the biggest ever probe into police misconduct in the UK.
The Information Commissioner has carried out his first ever probe of a government department under the Freedom of Information law following the reports.
If any of his questioners bring any of it up, I will also be astonished: at both the House and Senate Armed Services Committees, they rarely, if ever, probe into the darker recesses of our fundamental defense problems.
Companies of all types, among them Kellogg and Procter & Gamble, are more interested than ever in probing emotions.
"[They're] potentially the most important rocks ever" for probing the deep Earth, says petrologist Harry Green of the University of California, Riverside.
Through a succession of projects - each too expensive for any single European country to fund - Cern has been at the forefront of endeavour to build ever more powerful accelerators probing ever smaller scales.
55 Figo continuing to probe ever wider on the right in his search for space and the perfect crossing position.
Scientists, of course, were not so quick to yield, probing ever deeper into the question of the mind's effect on the body.
But has the world ever seen as probing a work of zoological investigative reporting as "Unlikely Friendships: 47 Remarkable Stories From the Animal Kingdom"?
