Sentence examples for who probed from inspiring English sources
Al was my first professor who probed ideas.
He was a literary artist of laconic precision who probed below the surface of life, laying bare the secret motives of his characters.
Dotty Ms Dorries, you'll recall, informed the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner, who probed her expenses, that her blog was "70 per cent fiction".
More than 60 years later, speaking over a crackly videolink, Munyaka, sat in a Nairobi lawyer's office explaining his testimony about the independence struggle to Foreign Office-instructed lawyers in London who probed its credibility.
The first sign of change came in June 1863 with the dashing raid of Union Col. William P. Sanders, who probed and prodded Confederate defenses around the city, destroying 50 miles of railroad track while seizing numerous guns and supplies.
When he was nominated, his Yale colleague Bruce Ackerman wrote, "President Obama has selected one of the few lawyers who probed deeply into the constitutional implications of presidential unilateralism and how it might be controlled".
Journalists who probe too deeply turn up dead.
The director is Nikolaus Lehnhoff, who probes the work with a sharp, analytical scrutiny, in an attempt to expose its complex philosophical essence.
The hackers are said to be professional security experts who probe software, devices and services to find vulnerabilities that they can exploit.
The movie is about two women — a mute actress (Liv Ullmann) and a voluble nurse (Bibi Andersson) — who probe each other's limits while living together on a lonely island.
"On Black Sisters Street" marks the arrival of a latter-day Thackeray, an Afro-Belgian writer who probes with passion, grace and comic verve the underbelly of our globalized new world economy.
