Today Mr. Koizumi vowed to use the talks to win their return and to "probe into the truth about other abductees whose fates are yet unknown".
Be prepared to methodically probe for the truth. .
In "The Model and the Marriage Broker," Cukor gave Thelma Ritter, the uncrowned queen of character actors, a starring role as the matchmaker who both probes the truth of her clients' sorrowful private lives and contrives the stories that help make the matches, all the while keeping her own story closely under wraps.
Only by probing the recesses of his own inner self or subjectivity can the individual accede to truth.
Most of the Keir semi-finalists, but particularly the four finalists, seem content to narrow their focus to the physical fact of the fleshy, pink body: probing it for truth, and questioning how it stands up to language and the recorded image.
On May 8th the House of Representatives voted to launch another congressional probe, to uncover the truth that the previous eight have missed.
Another scenario is when someone comes to me to claim something about someone else; I probe and prod on the truth and the facts, and try to get the emotion removed.
George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four was recently transposed from page to stage by Duncan Macmillan and Robert Icke with real flair, probing beyond the text to question the nature of truth.
In films such as Robert Wiene's Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari (1920; The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari) and Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927), distorted sets and unusual camera angles probed for disturbing truths behind the surface appearances of reality.
The simple main effect was from the truth value effect on the probe sentences with distinct polarities and the polarity effect on the probe sentences with different truth values (TA < TN, t 62) = − 12.51; TA < FA, t 62) = − 9.35; FN < TN, t 62) = 4.70; all p < .001).001
