Sentence examples for to probe deeply from inspiring English sources

To probe deeply into troubled consciousness, he uses modernist techniques, eliminating linear narrative, punctuation, standard paragraphs, anything that might stand between a reader and the characters' thought processes.

Stephenson's assistant commissioner, John Yates, resigned the next day in response to criticism that his original investigation in 2006 into phone hacking had failed to probe deeply enough.

Regulators everywhere are now on notice that they can't assume company calculations are accurate and that they may need to hire their own consultants to probe deeply.

No, if there is blame it rests with the ministers who failed to probe deeply enough into their scheme before launching it, dealing with the real costs on the ground rather than optimistic political fantasies.

Today's extract from the book After Leveson* is by Deirdre O'Neill, a lecturer in journalism at Leeds Trinity university, who argues that Lord Justice Leveson failed to probe deeply enough into the portrayal of women in national newspapers.

Households can fail, and there is a pressing need to probe deeply into whether Britain's households have access to the resources and stability required to develop the next generation to be productive members of the labour force.

Like Gordon and Trainor, McChrystal represses any inclination to probe too deeply.

But some observers suggest the authorities may be disinclined to probe too deeply into the matter.

Eventually, it may be immaterial to probe more deeply into how it started.

I called a dozen alumni afterward to probe more deeply into their responses to the poll questions.

Ventura, a six-time Gold Glove winner, would prefer not to probe too deeply into why his errors have increased.