Sentence examples for probing deep into from inspiring English sources

In the last decade, Le Carré has mercilessly exposed the follies of the war on terror, probing deep into the web of connections that ties together finance, politics and the deep state.

Indeed, backprop wasn't discovered by probing deep into the brain, decoding thought itself; it grew out of models of how animals learn by trial and error in old classical-conditioning experiments.

ALTHOUGH RESEARCHERS are exploring self-deception by probing deep into the mechanics of the mind, the phenomenon itself can easily be observed in everyday life and at several levels of human activity.

— It was four years ago this summer, when Tim Pawlenty ranked high on the list of John McCain's potential running mates, and Mr. Pawlenty and his wife, Mary, were plowing through a voluminous questionnaire probing deep into their finances and almost every other aspect of their lives.

But spotting such a change requires probing deep into the past by looking at stars glittering billions of light-years away too far away for Cepheids to be seen.

Also, as the researchers lower the temperature of the condensate, he adds, "all the completely unpaired particles disappear," which implies they're probing deep into the territory where the pairs form.

At the same time the French were probing deeper into the continent in their unmitigated quest for beaver.

He has also recently become interested in probing deeper into the American cultural psyche, looking back in time to the era of Prohibition.

So it was a matter of probing deeper into who Max is, what he wants, what his life is like at home and at school.

There's a lot of great chemistry that remains untouched". Lancaster's group is currently probing deeper into the enzymes involved in this process and what specific mechanistic role the transition metals play.

The SEC and the New York State Attorney General's office are probing deeper into the Schonberg affair.