Sentence examples for powerful inquiry from inspiring English sources

The proper response is a vigorous and powerful inquiry.

The indication comes as the commission issues 76 parties with summonses and notices to appear before the powerful inquiry.

But she succeeds, and makes his story a powerful inquiry into the moral question at the heart of Hussein's Iraq and so many other dictatorships: Why did people go along with it?

To Saul, Jesus posed this powerful inquiry; "Why are you persecuting me?" (Acts 9 4).

Reviewing her 1966 show in Sydney, the Herald critic considered it was her "ability to combine the calm beauty of form of her beloved classicism of content with a dark romantic spirit that has gained her such an honourable place in Australian painting...the antiquity of nature and man's constructions are explored with a subtle, powerful inquiry".

Inquiry: There is almost no powerful research conducted about important education matters.

Theresa May told the Commons she was establishing a powerful public inquiry into how complaints of sexual abuse were treated, and sometimes ignored, in public bodies over several decades.

The opposition and minor parties could force a rare and powerful "commission of inquiry" into the banks if the Coalition refuses a royal commission, according to the clerk of the Senate, Rosemary Laing.

A number of people and organisations, including activist group GetUp and the Australian churches refugee taskforce, called for the establishment of a royal commission, the country's most powerful form of inquiry.

Widely regarded as one of the most profound critics of our time, René Girard has pursued a powerful line of inquiry across the fields of the humanities and the social sciences.

This research method provides a powerful tool for scientific inquiry into human gene-brain-behavior linkages that complements more traditional research approaches.