Sentence examples for Relentlessly scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

Appearance, whether we like it or not, has become the coin of the realm, the locus of our conversation: in our image-saturated, relentlessly scrutinizing Visual Age, we trade in it, subliminally or overtly, whether we are talking of Victoria Beckham or Hillary Clinton.

Those little laminated tags were a delightful testament to the sense of humor and unusual unselfconsciousness possessed by one of the world's most relentlessly scrutinized women.

But the Romney approach to planning who speaks and who doesn't — a process that is relentlessly scrutinized for clues about who has fallen in and out of favor with the likely nominee — has prized efficiency and practicality over sentimentality.

But over the years all have been found -- celebrated or mocked but always relentlessly scrutinized -- in the pages of a small quarterly Los Angeles magazine with sometimes strange editorial tastes and an even stranger name: Giant Robot.

I had said that everyone was subject to judgment and scrutiny, and then, by judging and scrutinizing myself relentlessly, I'd invited others to do the same.

And whether or not you like Hillary's personality or past (which are scrutinized relentlessly by her critics), you can't deny her unabating focus and will.

No way a woman can have been scrutinized as relentlessly as Hillary Clinton, and for as long, without some unattractive revelations coming to light.

Media scrutinizing relationships.

After scrutinizing the initial footage, Greenwald and a team of researchers compiled a list of what they saw as Fox's telltale themes and techniques: stories questioning the patriotism of liberals; relentlessly upbeat reports on Iraq; belligerent hosts who scream at noncompliant guests.

Regulators are scrutinizing the I.P.O.

I heard tales of once-private naked pictures being enthusiastically critiqued, browser search histories being scrutinized, and sexual orientation being relentlessly challenged by the Gestapo.