Sentence examples for probing questioning from inspiring English sources

The commercial quotes an article in The San Francisco Chronicle as saying Mr. Schwarzenegger has "no experience" and says he has avoided probing questioning from the press.

To experience the world in memorable ways, we need to treat perception as an active process of recognising, probing, questioning, comparing, opining and feeling.

But, even to the last, McKellen is a probing, questioning figure staring quizzically at Kent and asking: "Who are you?" By the end, you feel this is a Lear who has somehow undergone a rigorous moral education.

Or is it all just a wishy-washy philosophy of individualism paradoxically based on conforming to one idea, a misguided attempt to reconcile the probing, questioning vocation of science with the supposedly eternal truths bequeathed by religious fables?

She circulates among her students, probing, questioning and pushing.

In a lively argument marked by unusually probing questioning, the justices debated the difference between permissible race-consciousness and unlawful race discrimination.

Adverse events and cointerventions were recorded in the log book and by open probe questioning at follow-up.

It's also in our art, which, at its contrarian and ambiguous best, is always on the job, probing, resisting, questioning and traveling miles ahead down the road.

The journal covers a broad area of research and reflection, probing and questioning the meaning of new forms of knowledge concerning human beings, animals, plants and the environment.

The New York Post reported Remini decided to leave Scientology after being probed for questioning Miscavige's management, the abuse of the church's members and the practice of excommunication.

Arizona's testimony bordered on parody, but the federal judges schooled Arizona with their probing and questioning.