Sentence examples for probed to find from inspiring English sources

It's a little depressing to think that the legacy of Dr. King's life could be boiled down into "Equality will get you killed". Obviously, race murder was not the subject we'd expected to be discussing when we asked "How was school, honey?" so we probed to find out what else she had learned.

During this interview the interviewer also probed to find out the reasons for any discrepancies between the data from different methods, and attempted to establish the most accurate answer in discussion with the participant.

The interviewer also probed to find out the reasons for any discrepancies between the data from different methods, and attempted to establish the most accurate answer in discussion with the participant.

When probed to find out how the stigma was manifested, the children reported the following: - They are laughed at because of their poverty.

He will probe to find the political space in which progress can be made.

From there, the boats began a spirited tacking duel, the Americans probing to find a passing lane, the Italians answering each maneuver in a bid to maintain their lead.

That may mean probing to find out if the problem is actually a symptom of a larger underlying issue.

She may even use them on me, testing and probing to find which sad face results in my buying her a puppy.

"You'd probe to find a weakness," said Brian Klein, a former admissions employee who worked for three years at Argosy University Online, one of four major colleges operated by EDMC.

Of course, when I gently probe to find out what he knows, thinks, or thinks he knows, I'm met with a "Mo-om!

When Annette probes to find out what really engages Colin, the key turns out to be helping others.