Sentence examples for probed deeply from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lemon has not probed deeply into aesthetic traditions from abroad, but his hands-across-the Gobi Desert idea is valid: artists do understand one another.

Second, Wordsworth probed deeply into his own sensibility as he traced, in his finest poem, The Prelude, the "growth of a poet's mind".

The report found that the board never probed deeply enough to understand what was going on and stop the financial abuses and self-dealing that the report said took place.

When he was nominated, his Yale colleague Bruce Ackerman wrote, "President Obama has selected one of the few lawyers who probed deeply into the constitutional implications of presidential unilateralism and how it might be controlled".

Yet another source, to my ears, was a writer who went unnamed — Reinhold Niebuhr, whose 1944 classic, "The Children of Light and the Children of Darkness," probed deeply into the justice of war at a time when the most total war in our history was being waged.

Despite his bottled-up personality and his tendency either to suppress feelings or state them with disarming bluntness, Porter probed deeply into his inner self, especially in his copious correspondence (to be published later this year by the University of Michigan Press), which Spring has used scrupulously.

There are risks in probing deeply into past political crimes.

But they probe deeply into emotional states through highly physical movement.

Unless we choose not to store our email on other people's servers, they can also probe, deeply.

The research does not always probe deeply enough, pushing the indifference to see what – untested and untroubled – convictions lie below the surface.

To probe deeply into troubled consciousness, he uses modernist techniques, eliminating linear narrative, punctuation, standard paragraphs, anything that might stand between a reader and the characters' thought processes.