Sentence examples for very searching from inspiring English sources

He also asked a number of very searching and penetrating questions.

"This sober, tender-hearted, very searching history of a family's progress, comprehends in its picture of life which is distinctively American, a psychology which is universal".

And Prime Minister David Cameron piled more pressure on the authorities which failed to uncover the gang for years, saying that police and council chiefs in Oxfordshire face "very searching questions".

Although Judge Jones questioned the plaintiffs' lawyers sharply, the grilling was "a very searching inquiry by the court on the practical ramifications of treating the plaintiffs as a class," said Elizabeth Cabraser, a lawyer representing the smokers.

Speaking in New York, he said: "The authorities - the police, social services, county council - everyone's going to have to ask some very searching questions about how this was allowed to continue for so long, and I know they are already doing that".

As part of the process of academy conversion, says Barry Bainbridge, former headteacher and now consultant, governors should be asking very searching questions of the headteacher to ensure the necessary levels of financial expertise are available to the senior leadership team.

It's all very search-engine friendly.

Marissa Mayer: Well I am a very search-based person so I really —.

These profile pages are very search-engine friendly, and any time a Patch article mentions a place in the database, it is automatically linked.

It is not clear-cut, you are not handed a template, but that is good, because in the very search, something grows in you.

As I learned very quickly, searching for these slow lorises was not easy.