Sentence examples for it probed from inspiring English sources

The Grossmiths' Diary was a typical satire of its time; it probed the lower-middle class lives of the Pooters and poked fun at their pretensions and petty concerns.

As it probed the inclined flower from which it hung, it kept restlessly jerking its great wings, and my desire for it was overwhelming.

Lord Bew's report into sats published yesterday gave a scathing assessment of the test, judging that it probed for formulaic answers.

The culmination of seven years of work, it probed the effect of court-ordered school desegration on three Boston families--one upper-middle-class white, one working-class black, and one working-class Irish Catholic.

As such it probed the role of the bodies and individuals all the way from the hospital itself – including the trust's board and its patient liaison group – up to the most senior figures at the Department of Health in Whitehall, including ministers, senior civil servants and key figures in the NHS.

It probed the major breach that impacted Target, which swiped credit card details of  millions of customers, between 2013 and 2014 but ultimately didn't find any misdoings.

'Video won't happen,' he said, 'until artists use it the way they use a pencil.' " In other words, when they get get past bug-eyed amazement at its technical possibilities and challenge it, probe its capacities, master its grammar.

As it maps out the territories and relationships of its protagonists, it probes ever more deeply into the psyche of the nation itself.

Most interesting for me, it probes how people live on after failure.

The power of the play lies in that fact that although it may be set in 1906, it probes the universal milestones of defining oneself as an adult.

Set in 19th- and early 20th-century Colombia and London, it probes the political intrigue that mired the building of the Panama canal, complete with financial crash and US intervention.