Her idea of small talk was probing someone on the finer points of baptism.
We must be very miserable people to take comfort in probing someone else's misery.
I think I'd only start probing someone for information if I was concerned that they might be depressed or giving off clues that they might be depressed.' (DF8) 'I usually wait for the patient to open up to me because probing can be quite difficult.
I think I'd only start probing someone for information if I was concerned that they might be depressed or giving off clues that they might be depressed.' (DF8) When asked to describe what they thought the patient's main needs were during the consultation eight doctors were only able to guess.
It says that too often officials are asking about Bible trivia, rather than probing what someone really believes.
There is no secret to the way Barcelona will play: it will move the ball around, dominating possession, probing and probing until, suddenly, someone emerges in the perfect position to deliver the kill.
The president has also fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions, whom he considered insufficiently loyal, and put in his place, at least temporarily, Matthew G. Whitaker, a vocal critic of the Mueller probe and presumably someone Trump views as more likely to look after his interests.
Others say gossip about Savile was rampant but no one, it seems, complained formally.After much prodding, the BBC promises an independent probe, chaired by "someone who holds the trust of the nation", after the police have finished what they do not yet call an investigation.
The only problem with that is we tend not to probe deeply when someone is so self-evidently right, and forget the times they were wrong.
One official described them as "probes that suggest someone is looking at how to take control of these systems".
