Sentence examples for probed a bit from inspiring English sources

But one wishes Wicker had probed a bit farther.

The policy-makers probed a bit more to find out which of the state's armoury of interventions had landed in the group's lives.

When I probed a bit more into what had gone wrong at FEMA, the agency's entire FOIA apparatus started to look like a Potemkin village.

Maybe they're not at the 1 but somewhere closer to 'hell in handbasket' than 'it's all going to work out just fine.' " I probed a bit on his definition of unraveling, recalling periods in history when the lands with forests not far from where we sit together were once covered by glaciers.

Now is not the time for those overseeing the rules and complaints system to waive the rule book, but to probe a bit harder.

Next, based on this initial research, ask groups to choose one type of vehicle and one specific hazard as their focus, and then to probe a bit deeper into the problem they want to address: -Who uses this specific transportation system? -What are some of the common routes traveled?

I probe a bit further, asking him, "It sounds like you, it sounds like you're coming out of it with some understanding of how you work as a researcher, or as a scientist?" With this last statement, my eyebrows shoot up, and then I say, "I don't know how, how you would identify yourself?" Alex adjusts his glasses, and then chuckles a little, his face changing into a smile.

The friendly elder German woman will share that she's a grill veteran, but if you probe a bit, she will reveal that she landed in town many years ago because she had a unicycle-acrobatic act with her husband, which was risqué at the time.

So I probe a bit deeper after his set and he gladly elaborates.

Leveson knew, and I think they probably would've probed me a bit harder had they not known I'd been puking on the way there".

I want to probe a little bit about a key variable of player quality and how you think about that with the model.