Sentence examples for He scrutinises from inspiring English sources

He scrutinises everything and makes his judgements.

He scrutinises with special interest the characters of Caliban and Ariel, pointing out that, as they arise within the structure of the play, neither could exist without the other, and neither alone illuminates the sum of our nature better than both together.

When he scrutinises the child he is appalled.

Here, shortly after cutting off his own earlobe, he scrutinises himself as a man similarly afflicted.

Without seeking to replace Ozu's taste for "inner unity" with an equally static image of, say, Ozu the sociologist, he scrutinises the film for moments in which everyday reality makes its presence felt, or rather seen and heard.

During our conversation he scrutinises a soda can held an inch from his face, he spins in slow circles in his chair, he moves his hands in front of him exaggeratedly to demonstrate ways to use Oculus's new Touch controllers.

Swishing his aluminium pan back and forth through a waist-deep pool of brackish water, he wearily scrutinises its contents for glimmers of gold.

Intriguingly, as Du Sautoy explores such murky realms, he gently scrutinises each for a hiding place for God, revealing in the process why, although some of the scientists he meets have faith, he chose to reject the idea of a supernatural intelligence intervening in the universe.

Elegantly well-heeled, she scrutinises Marsh with a quizzical smile.

George Mudie MP, who chairs a committee of MPs that scrutinises HM Revenue & Customs HMRCC), said he would like to have executives from Starbucks answer questions to the committee.

"I'll go and find—" he holds his yellow paper up and scrutinises it again—"this Mr. Carrefax".