probing

"We've introduced training right across the force and a specialist risk assessment to enable all staff to ask really probing questions to identify potential cases."

A wide wooden railing keeps probing eyes several feet away, and a deep buffer of camera-wielding tourists jostles for a snap to prove that they’d been in the presence of — well, not divinity, exactly, but close enough.

In the end, we got plenty of tears, as she appeared to repeatedly wilt under probing questioning, but few concrete answers.

The film, which features intimate photos, diary entries and letters from her personal archive, notably includes a probing interview with Stewart in which she appears both cagey and brutally honest.

He first came to Trump’s fond attention as the congressman who most virulently spoke out against the officials probing the then president’s various alleged improprieties, most notably the Mueller commission delving into tales of Trump’s collusion with Russia.