Sentence examples for more deeply probing from inspiring English sources

Not to suggest that Mr. Carter's earlier music was superficial, but his writing here is calmer and more deeply probing.

The U.K. government has today published a draft bill setting out new surveillance powers that if passed into law will allow the security and intelligence agencies to more deeply probe Brits' digital activity by requiring U.K. ISPs keep a log of all the websites visited by Internet users over the past 12 months.

What we find in all these cases is just a formal contrast, an echo of further differences, which we can appreciate more deeply only by probing the poem further.

In their book, Dr. Kahin and his co-author contended, "The more deeply one probes into the history of the U.S. involvement in Vietnam, the more evident it becomes that a seriously distorted picture has been presented".

Probing more deeply into this surprise, they found that the injected cells simply stopped functioning in the newborn animals.

Probing more deeply, Penney found that this seemed to correlate with verbal intelligence – the kind tested by word games in IQ tests, compared to prowess at spatial puzzles (which, in fact, seemed to reduce the risk of anxiety).

He's looking forward to next season, where he plans to delve more deeply in the character, probing "her pain and poignancies".

Eventually, it may be immaterial to probe more deeply into how it started.

I called a dozen alumni afterward to probe more deeply into their responses to the poll questions.

Some experts say that could have alerted inspectors to probe more deeply, but the Agriculture Department described the citations as routine.

But the Bush Administration did a couple of things that the press should have probed more deeply.