Would you hope interviews in Time magazine are more probing than this?
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Even as Bergmann's questions began to become more probing, Gunnlaugsson maintained his calm, civil demeanor.
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But for The Walking Dead star Andrew Lincoln, security checks come with even more probing questions.
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It's this: Voters always ask better, more intelligent, more probing questions than moderators and TV reporters.
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Only five teams advance to the finals for another round of pitching and more probing questions.
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A more probing question is whether football stalemates ought to be decided by such a random process.
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Still, Canadians have demanded answers to more probing questions, not least among them about the US connection.
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As Boehner was on Benghazi, Pelosi isn't opposed to more probing, as long as it's done prudently.
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No more than five teams move to the finals for another round of pitches and more probing inquisition.
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"There were more probing stories," said Axelrod, a first-hand witness to the shifting narrative around Barack Obama.
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The places to look for more probing musicals, which deal with more serious subjects, are usually the smaller theaters.
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But some felt that the initial questions during the hearing -- meant to set the tone — could have been more probing.
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Judge Contreras asked Burnham more probing questions and told him he disagreed with the press secretary's assessment in some respects.
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Jackson responded that Cosby's current attorneys asked her more probing questions this time and insisted that she didn't change her statement.
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Share something more personal — but not your tabloid-worthy tales — and dare to ask more probing questions of people in conversation.
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Recently, I was asked a rather more probing question about my experiences of communal fucking that got me thinking and now, writing.
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Not surprisingly, the pairs who asked the gradually more probing questions felt closer and more connected after the 45 minutes were up.
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For instance, if you ask more probing questions, it turns out that significant numbers of these "evangelicals" do not go to church.
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The 36 questions in the study are broken up into three sets, with each set intended to be more probing than the previous one.
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In Girmay's case, a year elapsed between his first intake interview and a second, more probing one that decided the outcome of his asylum request.
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And, not to mention, Taylor's analysis would also surely have benefited from a more probing critique of the sexism inherent in Hurston's reception during her lifetime.
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It's prompted several prominent U.S. senators to (sometimes cynically) weigh in, and opened the door to larger, more probing questions about American and Chinese business relationships.
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The challenge grows as the questions become more probing, since people who have the time and the inclination to fill out long, boring surveys aren't necessarily representative customers.
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On Lo's fourth album, released in September and titled "Sunshine Kitty," the club remains her home base, but her approach to personal unrest is noticeably more probing and nuanced.
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At most, five teams will be chosen to move into the final round where they will pitch a second time to new judges, who follow up with more probing questions.
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The primary concern of the court was to make sure none of us were trying to avoid debt collectors or the law, yet the questions were more probing than I expected.
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Ms. Bach advises contacting the insurer to ask specifically about what a policy covers, and to be "a bit more probing" about how the policy's deductibles work when shopping for coverage.
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This is the second time a federal judge has allowed a lawsuit against Trump regarding his ties to his businesses, and the money he earns from them, to move forward to more probing litigation stages.
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European lawmakers said Wednesday they would have asked the Facebook CEO much more probing questions, the same day they moved forward with more laws that put online users' rights first and punish companies that violate them.
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When data are in the public eye, it is then that investors, credit analysts, consultants, academics and the media can ask more probing questions and opine on what they think is happening in our financial system.
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Asking over and over for a "fair process" gave Kavanaugh a response to MacCallum's more probing questions that was so bland it was almost meaningless — and yet one that has a specific meaning for critics of #MeToo.
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In the program "Goddess of the 21st Century: Transmission of Isadora Duncan Solos," Mearns revisits her recent well-received concert of Duncan pieces from 1900 to 1924, in which Mearns's typically regal persona gave way to a more probing, sensitive side.
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But Ana went back to the group for a more probing discussion, and what came from it is a really honest and illuminating dialog about the direct and indirect influences that money and class have on sex and relationships and power dynamics.
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"The top priority will be to keep coverage from asking more probing questions about how China's institutions have responded, questions that might lead to criticism of the government," said David Bandurski, co-director of the China Media Project, a group affiliated with the University of Hong Kong.
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The political fallout from Russia's actions has hung over Trump's presidency, with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE probing whether there were any links between Moscow and the Republican's campaign.
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Dean's appearance at the hearing will likely address those questions specifically, as many have drawn parallels between the ongoing special counsel investigation headed by Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE probing Russian interference in the 2016 election and the independent counsel investigation led by Archibald Cox during Watergate.
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Their electronic structures can be interrogated by techniques such as photoelectron spectroscopy, while infrared multiphoton dissociation spectroscopy is more probing the clusters geometry. Their properties (Reactivity, Ionization potential, HOMO-LUMO-gap) often show a pronounced size dependence. Examples of such clusters are certain aluminium clusters as superatoms and certain gold clusters. Certain metal clusters are considered to exhibit metal aromaticity.
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The interpersonal implications of fatal attraction research are prevalent in dating relationships as well as marriages. The knowledge that the characteristics that may attract two people can also be detrimental may lead to higher success in dating relationships. It can cause those in dating relationships to ask more probing questions about each other's personality. Such questions can aid in establishing the line between initially attractive characteristics and potentially fatal personality clashes.
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German repression of the maquis on the Vercors Massif began on 11 June with a reconnaissance-in-force from the city of Grenoble to the village of Saint-Nizier-du-Moucherotte. The small German force was repulsed by the maquis controlling the only road leading up the massif to Saint-Nizier. On 15 June the Germans returned with artillery and a larger force and forced the maquis to withdraw. During the remainder of June, the Germans sent several more probing attacks onto the Vercors.
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While he acknowledges Joseph's style of rapping is often compared to Macklemore, music journalist Carl Wilson opines, "but among the ranks of post-Eminem white rappers, I find Joseph more probing, sardonic, and expressive." However, Joseph doesn't consider himself a rapper. Joseph explains that he never intended to be a rapper, and simply finds the art form of rap the most effective way of trying to say something with his music. He realized how little the amount of lyrics are in a full song, because they're sung and words are drawn out by melodies.
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As people confront ethical dilemmas in everyday life, they begin to ask more probing questions that eventually lead to ultimate questions about life, death, morality, value, meaning, and purpose. Recently, Morris has continued to popularize philosophy and foster reflections on life and the meaning of it all in such works as Philosophy for Dummies, True Success, If Aristotle Ran General Motors, The Art of Achievement, and The Stoic Art of Living. In The Stoic Art of Living, he relates the ideas of Epictetus, Seneca and Marcus Aurelius, and transforms them into intelligible concepts and practical applications to contemporary life. Morris' most recent application of philosophy to contemporary culture is If Harry Potter Ran General Electric.
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The show contains moments of physical brilliance but also some equally entertaining repurposing of live art tropes....The best moments are when it manages to feel both like a Spymonkey show and a Tim Crouch production at the same time, a bloody marriage of slapstick and something more probing about the staging of death: the extinguishing of life and light. But it never entirely removes its tongue from its cheek; the production's main aim is to make its audience laugh, which it does, often. We laugh with them at death.'Natasha Tripney, The Complete Deaths review at Theatre Royal, Brighton – ‘brilliantly ridiculous’, The Stage, 12 May 2016 Sarah Hemming reviewed The Complete Deaths in the Financial Times: 'The history plays become a whistle-stop tour of extinction.
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The actual skill of oral debriefing is the art of asking relevant questions and when the answers are unclear or fudged, the asking of even more probing questions. In the world of evidential gathering where rigorous substantiation is a pre-requisite for all experiential learning, the oral route is often more valuable than anything extracted from written sources. The reason is that managers are generally better speakers than they are writers. Also, their spoken word is invariably a more efficient way of conveying the abstract and complex nature of elements like the nuances of corporate culture, management style and the often-obscure issues surrounding decision-making within groups. Importantly, it can be effective at capturing the tacit ‘humanware’ elements of organizational memory.
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After previews at the Royal & Derngate in Northampton, The Complete Deaths premiered in May at the Theatre Royal Brighton as part of the Brighton Festival. Reviewing the show in The Stage, Natasha Tripney wrote,'The pairing of Spymonkey with director Tim Crouch turns out to be inspired. The show contains moments of physical brilliance but also some equally entertaining repurposing of live art tropes....The best moments are when it manages to feel both like a Spymonkey show and a Tim Crouch production at the same time, a bloody marriage of slapstick and something more probing about the staging of death: the extinguishing of life and light. But it never entirely removes its tongue from its cheek; the production's main aim is to make its audience laugh, which it does, often.
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Marks also reviewed O'Hara's play Antebellum in 2009, and felt that while the show had a "rich, imaginatively expressive intelligence," overall it was "overthought" and "garish." News Herald reporter Bob Abelman had a similar take on the show, which he found to be a "brilliant concept" but "by the end of the night is gone with the wind." In contrast, O'Hara's play Bootycandy received a wide variety of positive reviews. New York Times theatre critic Charles Isherwood named it a "Critic's Pick" at the time of its New York premiere, and described it to be "as raw in its language and raucous in spirit as it is smart and provocative." Isherwood also praised O'Hara's ability to alternate between moments of comedy and drama as he stated that "as funny as he can be when writing in ribald ′In Living Color′ sketch- comedy mode, Mr. O’Hara also reveals a more probing intelligence in the more serious scenes" of the play.
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With a stark design, a daily circulation of 10,000 copies and a size of 16 pages that doubled within a few weeks, the paper was a sharp contrast with other Argentinian newspapers due to its progressive orientation, its in-depth articles (each one occupying more than a page on average) and rich analysis. Inspired by the French paper Libération, its style contrasted with the conventional Argentine press, where a higher priority was placed on showcasing a wide variety of information as opposed to more probing reports. The editorial staff included journalists such as Horacio Verbitsky, writers Tomás Eloy Martínez, Osvaldo Soriano and José María Pasquini Durán, Juan Gelman, Eduardo Galeano, Osvaldo Bayer, Rodrigo Fresán, Alan Pauls, Juan Forn, Eduardo Berti, Ernesto Tenembaum, Homero Alsina Thevenet, José Pablo Feinmann, Juan Sasturain Miguel Repiso (Rep) who since the release of first edition has been in charge of illustrating the back cover and various sections of the paper, have been regular contributors. The first manager was Jorge Lanata, later replaced by Ernesto Tiffenberg.
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