Sentence examples similar to Inspecting something minutely from inspiring English sources

Pink was pulling a face like Larry David inspecting something that displeased him.

Often when she travels to inspect something, it's garbage or ooze or worse.

It just runs when we have to inspect something.

·  "I looked up 'respect' and it does NOT mean to re-inspect something!

Then again – as with bad dentistry, unpleasant personal experiences and unpleasant gentleman callers – there's something minutely empowering about writing down the source of your woes and peering at them in effigy.

The government has decided to convert what could be a prelude to trying to do something minutely humane for asylum seekers into an operatic political smash-up on Labor's weakness on border protection.

Trade pacts are usually inspected minutely by lawyers on both sides before they are signed.

All the cows in farm B were monitored carefully and closely inspected if something abnormal was observed.

Inspecting it, I saw that something — or rather, someone — was missing.

The novel is minutely attentive to flesh, Anna anxiously inspecting the still living body of her little brother – the thickening hairs on his arms and legs, the skin "yellowish, tight over prominent bones of his forehead and nose".

Imagine that — a 21-year-old after his first pro game, inspecting the grounds of the opposition, to see if he could learn something.