Probing in a sentence

(1) I observed a dunlin probing the sand for food.

(2) I observed a willet probing the sand for food.

(3) I observed a whimbrel probing the mud for food.

(4) The journalist retorted with a probing question.

(5) Beccaccias have long beaks for probing the ground.

(6) The inquirers asked a series of probing questions.

(7) The inquisitive journalist asked probing questions.

(8) The illocutionary force of the question was probing.

(9) The inquiry officer asked several probing questions.

(10) The journalist tried to pry in with probing questions.

Probing sentence

(11) The willets' beaks are adapted for probing in the sand.

(12) I have seen how probing with optimism can change lives.

(13) The detective was probing the crime scene for any clues.

(14) Oystercatchers are often seen probing the sand for food.

(15) She tried to glean by means of asking probing questions.

(16) Laddering involves asking a series of probing questions.

(17) The querier's probing questions made others think deeply.

(18) The therapist tried to pry in with her probing questions.

(19) The athlete retorted onto the reporter's probing questions.

(20) The querier's probing inquiries revealed hidden information.

Probing make sentence

(21) The wrybill's bill is adapted for probing into mud and sand.

(22) The inquisitor asked probing questions to uncover the truth.

(23) I have seen firsthand the benefits of probing with optimism.

(24) The journalist belabored the target with probing interviews.

(25) The politician bridled at the journalist's probing questions.

(26) The politician snorted at the journalist's probing questions.

(27) The politician retorted to the journalist's probing questions.

(28) The doctor used a probing tool to examine the patient's wound.

(29) The snouted bird had a slender beak for probing into the sand.

(30) The interrogating officer asked a series of probing questions.

Sentence of probing

(31) The ventrally curved bill is used for probing into the ground.

(32) The kiwis pecked across the forest floor, probing for insects.

(33) The researcher was probing the effects of the new drug on mice.

(34) The journalist peppered the interviewee with probing questions.

(35) The therapist will make someone answer their probing questions.

(36) Oystercatchers are often seen probing the sand for hidden prey.

(37) She will draw out the truth from the witness with some probing.

(38) The appellate judge asked probing questions during the hearing.

(39) The teacher was probing the students' knowledge with a pop quiz.

(40) Seek understanding from asking thoughtful and probing questions.

Probing meaningful sentence

(41) The wader's long bill was perfect for probing the sand for food.

(42) She responded defensively to the interviewer's probing questions.

(43) The politician was nettled by the journalist's probing questions.

(44) The redshank's bill was perfectly adapted for probing in the mud.

(45) I have found that probing with optimism attracts positive energy.

(46) The dowitcher's bill is perfectly adapted for probing in the mud.

(47) The moot court judge asked probing questions to the participants.

(48) The journalist asked a probing question and paused for an answer.

(49) The whimbrel's bill is perfectly adapted for probing in the sand.

(50) The interlocutor asked probing questions to deepen the discussion.

Probing sentence examples

(51) The doctor was probing the patient's symptoms to make a diagnosis.

(52) The politician flouted back at the journalist's probing questions.

(53) Redshanks are often seen probing the sand for small invertebrates.

(54) The therapist decided to savage off with asking probing questions.

(55) I find that probing with optimism leads to more positive outcomes.

(56) I am dedicated to living a life filled with probing with optimism.

(57) The politician was retorting to the journalist's probing questions.

(58) The journalist was probing the celebrity about their personal life.

(59) The sanderling's beak is perfectly adapted for probing in the sand.

(60) I have witnessed the power of probing with optimism in my own life.

Sentence with probing

(61) I encourage others to embrace the concept of probing with optimism.

(62) The darter's long beak is ideal for probing into crevices for food.

(63) The avoset's bill is specially adapted for probing in mud and sand.

(64) The curlews' long, curved beaks are adapted for probing in the mud.

(65) The journalist fired away at the politician with probing questions.

(66) The therapist's intrusive probing made the patient feel vulnerable.

(67) The scientist was probing the outer space to study distant galaxies.

(68) The politician's mouth curled up at the reporter's probing question.

(69) The turnstone's bill is specially adapted for probing into crevices.

(70) The actress snapped tetchily at the interviewer's probing questions.

Use probing in a sentence

(71) The ibises' long beaks are perfectly adapted for probing in the mud.

(72) The press corps asked probing questions during the press conference.

(73) The politician took exception to the journalist's probing questions.

(74) The journalist axed in with a probing question during the interview.

(75) The kiwi's beak is long and thin for probing the ground for insects.

(76) The hummingbird would hover around with its beak probing for nectar.

(77) The curious journalist asked probing questions to uncover the truth.

(78) The prosimian's long snout is used for probing and sniffing out food.

(79) The correspondents attended press briefings to ask probing questions.

(80) The professor chaired the thesis defense and asked probing questions.

Sentence using probing

(81) The lawyer asked a series of probing questions during the deposition.

(82) The rhamphotheca of a robin is used for probing the ground for worms.

(83) The researcher spent hours probing into the details of the experiment.

(84) The kagu's long beak is adapted for probing the forest floor for food.

(85) The teacher noticed the student probing suspiciously through her desk.

(86) The inquirer asked a series of probing questions during the interview.

(87) The interviewer asketh probing questions to get to know the candidate.

(88) The journalist's rejoinder to the interviewee's statement was probing.

(89) The researcher was probing the participants' opinions through a survey.

(90) The journalist would spike in with probing questions during interviews.

Probing example sentence

(91) The prostomium is often used for probing and exploring the environment.

(92) The therapist asked probing questions to help the patient find answers.

(93) The railbird's beak was perfectly adapted for probing the mud for food.

(94) The dunlins' beaks were perfectly adapted for probing the mud for food.

(95) I strive to be a role model for others by always probing with optimism.

(96) He was dissimulating his lack of knowledge by asking probing questions.

(97) The tone under which the interviewer asked questions was quite probing.

(98) The therapist used probing questions to probe up the patient's emotions.

(99) The celebrity bitchily responded to the interviewer's probing questions.

(100) The commission in front of me asked probing questions about my research.

Sentence with word probing

(101) The inquisitive journalist asked probing questions during the interview.

(102) The investigator was probing the suspect's alibi for any inconsistencies.

(103) The therapist asked probing questions to help her make sense of her past.

(104) The journalist rung in on the press conference to ask a probing question.

(105) The journalist blatantly provoked the interviewee with probing questions.

(106) I believe in the power of probing with optimism to overcome any obstacle.

(107) I am grateful for the opportunities that come from probing with optimism.

(108) The sharp-witted journalist asked probing questions during the interview.

(109) The politician responded irascibly to the journalist's probing questions.

(110) The politician stammered to respond to the journalist's probing question.

Sentence of probing

(111) The wrybill's bill is used for probing and searching for food in the mud.

(112) The scientist was probing the depths of the ocean to discover new species.

(113) The press corps asked probing questions during the interview with the CEO.

(114) The reporters were present at the press briefing to ask probing questions.

(115) The politician responded wrathfully to the journalist's probing questions.

(116) The therapist helped her client gain clarity clear with probing questions.

(117) The kiwi's beak is long and thin, used for probing the ground for insects.

(118) The detective was probing the witness for more information about the crime.

(119) The godwits' long beaks are perfectly adapted for probing the mud for food.

(120) The snipe's long beak is perfectly adapted for probing in the mud for food.

Probing used in a sentence

(121) The politician responded indignantly to the journalist's probing questions.

(122) The politician responded defensively to the journalist's probing questions.

(123) The curlew's long, curved beak is perfectly adapted for probing in the mud.

(124) The journalist's retort with a probing question made the interviewee squirm.

(125) The therapist asked probing questions to elicit the patient's true feelings.

(126) The archaeologist was probing the ancient ruins to uncover hidden artifacts.

(127) The psychologist was probing the patient's subconscious mind during therapy.

(128) The doctor was probing the patient's abdomen to check for any abnormalities.

(129) The scientist was probing the chemical reaction to understand its mechanism.

(130) The politician skillfully thwarted aside the journalist's probing questions.

Probing sentence in English

(131) The journalist interviewed the celebrity with a glib with probing questions.

(132) The politician cholerically responded to the journalist's probing questions.

(133) The interlocutor's probing questions challenged our assumptions and beliefs.

(134) The interviewer's assail towards the candidate's qualifications was probing.

(135) The news reporter's tone through the interview was probing and investigative.

(136) I have seen the positive impact of probing with optimism on my relationships.

(137) The journalist jabbered through with the interview, asking probing questions.

(138) The echidna is a monotreme with a long snout for probing into termite mounds.

(139) Dunlin are often seen running along the shoreline, probing the sand for food.

(140) The journalist was probing the politician about their controversial statement.

(141) The lawyer was probing the witness to find inconsistencies in their testimony.

(142) The journalist was able to lien in on the interview and ask probing questions.

(143) The character of Columbo was known for his persistent questioning and probing.

(144) The buried trauma began to resurface behind the therapist's probing questions.

(145) Communicate like a journalist to ask probing questions and gather information.

(146) Sanderlings have a unique way of feeding by probing the sand with their bills.

(147) The journalist charged over to the press conference, asking probing questions.

(148) The journalist's characterization of the interviewee was probing and incisive.

(149) The journalist's probing questions intruded on the politician's personal life.

(150) The politician humored the journalist's probing questions with practiced ease.

(151) The politician humored the journalist's probing questions during the interview.

(152) Legmen are trained to ask probing questions and get to the heart of the matter.

(153) The journalist's retort with a probing question left the interviewee flustered.

(154) These birds are often seen probing the mudflats for food with their long bills.

(155) The rhamphotheca of a kiwi is small and used for probing the ground for insects.

(156) The querier asked a series of probing questions to get to the root of the issue.

(157) The journalist's interview was superficial and didn't ask any probing questions.

(158) The politician looked up with suspicion as the reporter asked a probing question.

(159) The journalist asked probing questions to generate more tension in the interview.

(160) The sandpiper's long bill is ideal for probing in the sand for worms and insects.

(161) I have learned that probing with optimism is a choice that can lead to happiness.

(162) The wrynecks' long, slender bills are perfect for probing into crevices for food.

(163) The beak of a kiwi bird is long and thin for probing into the ground for insects.

(164) The economics class was tasked with probing into the causes of income inequality.

(165) The engineer was probing the faulty circuit to identify the source of the problem.

(166) The journalist was probing the athlete about their performance-enhancing drug use.

(167) The journalist was probing the politician's stance on controversial social issues.

(168) The detective was probing the suspect's alibi by interviewing their acquaintances.

(169) Oystercatchers are often seen probing the sand with their beaks in search of food.

(170) The politician's response was sour in answer to the journalist's probing question.

(171) The politician bristled with offense when the journalist asked a probing question.

(172) The therapist's probing questions allowed the patient to explore their own psyche.

(173) The thrasher's long, curved bill is perfectly adapted for probing into the ground.

(174) The teacher was probing the students' understanding of the topic through questions.

(175) The investigator was probing the suspect's financial records for evidence of fraud.

(176) The lawyer used the pretext of needing clarification to ask more probing questions.

(177) The journalist bludgeoned the interviewee into a tight spot with probing questions.

(178) The interviewer asked probing questions to draw out the candidate's true abilities.

(179) The psychiatrist asked probing questions to gain insight into the patient's psyche.

(180) The sanderling's bill is short and straight, perfect for probing the sand for food.

(181) The interview began without preamble, with the journalist asking probing questions.

(182) The godwit's long bill is perfectly adapted for probing deep into the mud for food.

(183) The inquirer asked a series of probing questions to get to the bottom of the issue.

(184) The therapist used gentle probing to wring out of her client the traumatic memories.

(185) The therapist asked probing questions to create more tension in the therapy session.

(186) The journalist's investigation involved probing for the truth from multiple sources.

(187) The dunnock's beak is slender and pointed, ideal for probing into crevices for food.

(188) The detective noticed the suspect becoming coyer as he asked more probing questions.

(189) The nasolacrimal duct can be examined using a procedure called lacrimal duct probing.

(190) The therapist asked probing questions to help her client deepen their self-awareness.

(191) The journalist asked probing questions to challenge the interviewee's talking points.

(192) The reporter asked a probing question, and the politician stumbled over their answer.

(193) The therapist asked probing questions to generate more tension in the therapy session.

(194) The therapist used probing questions to help the patient probe out their own emotions.

(195) The journalist's probing questions badgered out the truth about the politician's past.

(196) The journalist knows how to get mileage out of interviews by asking probing questions.

(197) Socratic dialogue involves asking probing questions to uncover underlying assumptions.

(198) The journalist's probing questions were intended to get a rise out of the interviewee.

(199) The dowitcher's long bill is perfectly adapted for probing deep into the mud for food.

(200) The reporter asked intrusively probing questions, trying to uncover scandalous details.

(201) Commencing the interview, the journalist asked probing questions to gather information.

(202) The journalist interviewed the celebrity volubly, asking a series of probing questions.

(203) The sanderling's long, thin bill is perfectly adapted for probing in the sand for food.

(204) The apteryxes' beaks are long and slender, perfect for probing in the soil for insects.

(205) The literature class was tasked with probing into the symbolism in Shakespeare's plays.

(206) The counselor would barrage the student with probing questions during therapy sessions.

(207) The journalist's probing questions were meant to coax out the truth from the politician.

(208) The surveyors were tasked with probing east to determine the boundaries of the property.

(209) The proboscises of certain insects are used for probing and exploring their environment.

(210) The therapist's attempt to pry in with her probing questions was met with defensiveness.

(211) The journalist's interview was be unconvincing, as they failed to ask probing questions.

(212) The journalist's investigation involved probing for the truth through extensive research.

(213) The therapist asked probing questions to pile on the agony during the counseling session.

(214) By probing with optimism, we can unlock new opportunities and achieve our full potential.

(215) The therapist fired away at the patient with probing questions about their mental health.

(216) The journalist was probing the company's CEO about their controversial business practices.

(217) The journalist's probing questions were designed to drag out of the interviewee the truth.

(218) The journalist's waspishness towards the interviewee was evident in her probing questions.

(219) The lawyer handled the witness's testimony suspiciously, probing for any signs of perjury.

(220) The wryneck's diet consists mainly of insects, which they catch by probing into tree bark.

(221) The environmental science class was tasked with probing east to study the local ecosystem.

(222) The journalist was probing the artist about their inspiration for their latest masterpiece.

(223) The interrogator asked a series of probing questions to interrogate the suspect thoroughly.

(224) The journalist's probing questions were able to wring from the politician a candid response.

(225) The journalist's investigation involved probing for the truth by interviewing key witnesses.

(226) The avalanche probe is used to locate someone buried under the snow by probing the snowpack.

(227) The therapist was probing the client's past experiences to understand their current behavior.

(228) The researcher was probing the participants' emotional responses through a series of stimuli.

(229) The journalist used a probing line of questioning to expose corruption within the government.

(230) The journalist's probing questions revealed surprising insights into the politician's psyche.

(231) The therapist's probing techniques helped the patient uncover hidden traumas in their psyche.

(232) The gurnards' pelvic fins are modified into finger-like appendages used for probing the sand.

(233) The music theory course was tasked with probing into the structure of classical compositions.

(234) The therapist was probing the client's childhood memories to uncover the root of their issues.

(235) The journalist craned towards the interviewee, asking probing questions to get the best story.

(236) The journalist's diction was very investigative, using probing questions to uncover the truth.

(237) The persistent journalist's probing questions were enough to bully the politician into retreat.

(238) The therapist's gentle probing helped winkle out the traumatic memories from her patient's past.

(239) The psychiatrist's probing techniques helped uncover repressed memories in the patient's psyche.

(240) The therapist's probing questions encouraged the patient to go deeper into his emotional wounds.

(241) The journalist appraised throughout the interview, asking probing questions and seeking clarity.

(242) The journalist's probing questions made the celebrity bark out confessions during the interview.

(243) The computer science class was tasked with probing into the algorithms used in machine learning.

(244) The journalist decided to bypass past the standard interview questions and ask more probing ones.

(245) The teacher was probing the students' critical thinking skills with a thought-provoking question.

(246) The journalist's probing questions were goading the politician into revealing more than intended.

(247) I appreciated the interviewer's ability to ask probing questions during the grandstand interview.

(248) The therapist's probing questions made the client stare in assessment during the therapy session.

(249) The psychology class was tasked with probing east and studying the local mental health resources.

(250) The therapist asked probing questions to encourage the client to delve deeper into their emotions.

(251) The communication studies class was tasked with probing east and studying the local media outlets.

(252) The therapist asked probing questions in purpose to uncover the root cause of the patient's issues.

(253) The therapist's gentle probing encouraged the patient to stop dancing around the issue and open up.

(254) The wryneck is known for its unique feeding habits, which involve probing for insects in tree bark.

(255) The scientist was probing the genetic makeup of the organism to understand its evolutionary history.

(256) The journalist's probing questions aimed to wring from the interviewee the truth behind the scandal.

(257) She was able to draw out the confession from the suspect by asking him a series of probing questions.

(258) The journalist skeptically interviewed the politician, probing for inconsistencies in their statements.

(259) The journalist's persistent probing eventually forced the interviewee to abandon their evasive answers.

(260) The interviewer's probing questions made me realize that I still had a lot to learn about the industry.

(261) The politician's feigned tolerance for the media's probing questions was evident in his evasive answers.

(262) The surveyor was tasked with probing around the perimeter of the land to mark the boundaries accurately.

(263) The interviewer employed a probing line of questioning to assess the candidate's problem-solving skills.

(264) The moderator's ability to ask probing questions encouraged participants to delve deeper into the topic.

(265) The environmental science class was tasked with probing into the effects of deforestation on ecosystems.

(266) The therapist's probing inquiries allowed the patient to gain a deeper understanding of their own psyche.

(267) Magnetic x-ray diffraction is a non-destructive technique for probing the magnetic properties of materials.

(268) The press gallery was a space where journalists could ask probing questions to elicit important information.

(269) The interviewer asked probing questions to ensure the interviewee would keep on subject with their responses.

(270) The journalist had to think on her feet and ask probing questions during the interview to get valuable information.

(271) In response to the journalist's probing questions, the politician offered a well-reasoned rejoinder that satisfied the public's concerns.

(272) Internality can be fostered through self-reflection exercises, such as asking oneself probing questions and examining one's thoughts and emotions.

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