Sentence examples for inquire deeply into 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.

Reviewers are noting that Skyfall has a particular resonance with Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight, which demonstrated how a superhero film (Batman, like Bond, performs superheroic feats but has no superpowers) can inquire deeply into both character and present historical dynamics.

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.

If we inquire deeply enough into who this "self" or "me" is, we might find that what we are feeling the need to protect is a fiction of our own making.

So what I am suggesting is for us to decolonize yoga we need to inquire deeply.

But Mr. Brody said he was interested in inquiring more deeply into the subtext of the aide's message.

Perhaps it is too much to expect an activist like Ms. Roddick to broaden the debate beyond her own perspective, by inquiring more deeply into the nature, credentials and myriad agendas of the protesters.

In order to deeply inquire into the parameters (D_{1}) and (K_{2}) affecting the spatial distributions of phytoplankton population, a series of patterns will be displayed.

Her meeting with her teacher, called Papaji by his students, allowed her to deeply inquire into herself.