Sentence examples for probing inquiries from inspiring English sources

Google's expanded powers drew scathing criticism from privacy advocates, probing inquiries from regulators and broadside attacks from rivals.

In a format that was three parts talkshow to one part gameshow, the candidates faced probing inquiries as well as random questions pulled from sealed envelopes as they sat almost knee-to-knee with MSNBC host Rachel Maddow in front of a boisterous campus audience.

Admittedly, conceptual art of this strand, which began its probing inquiries in the 1960s, does little more than ask the question, "what is art?" A question that feels, in 2016, somewhat outdated.

Spouses have consistently higher favorability and approval ratings than presidents and vice presidents, high name recognition, an ability to transcend the partisan frameworks voters use to evaluate most politicians, and more latitude to pursue alternative media like late night and scripted television, allowing spouses to evade the probing inquiries of journalists almost altogether.

Let's make 2019 the year of asking better questions— of ourselves and others— by encouraging more productive, probing inquiry in everyday work and life.

When a fellow guest at Evelyn's Christmas party (waldorf salad handed round by dwarves dressed in elf costumes) suggests putting on a CD of Les Miz, Bateman is ready with a probing inquiry.

But world champion runner Caster Semenya is just the latest athlete to be subject to such a probing inquiry.

Each response to these open-ended questions was followed by the probe inquiry "Any others?", until the subject's responses were exhausted.

The two most popular offenders: "Are you seeing anyone yet?" and "When are you going to have kids?" Single, child-free women often have to endure years of probing, judgemental inquiries into their relationship status.

The staffers detail the status of the probes, including inquiries into White House-sponsored political briefings at 25 federal agencies, Rove's travel and political activities before the 2006 election, and the firings of nine U.S. attorneys by the Justice Department.

Unlike many investigations, the existence of actual wrongdoing was not in dispute at the outset of the probe: The inquiry was tasked only with determining who was responsible.