Sentence examples for it probes from inspiring English sources

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

It probes, through its enhanced plasmonic field, the adjacent functional but not necessarily plasmonic and/or scattering nanoparticle deposited onto the spacer layer on the tip of the cone structure.

Ken Ward Jr., who writes the 'Coal Tattoo' blog for West Virginia's Charleston Gazette, argued on Monday that the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration should break from its long history of conducting secret hearings when it probes last week's deadly explosion at the Upper Big Branch mine.

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

"Legislative scrutiny of executive appointments can be really valuable when it probes specific issues with candidates or tests assumptions made by government.

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.

It probes the uneasy relationship between philanthropy and inequality, an uneasiness that is as much a part of America's philanthropic tradition as the celebrations of its voluntarism.

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.

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.

It probed the suspicious death of shady Italian banker Roberto Calvi.