Sentence examples for Scrutinizing us from inspiring English sources
"He wore a supercilious look, scrutinizing us, and then looking down and taking notes," she recalled.
Like a wise ascetic, he was scrutinizing us, two skinny creatures holding hands.
My gracious guide, Margaret Crofoot, a primatologist who is studying the monkeys, murmured that a big male capuchin just behind me had been scrutinizing us for some time.
Society, whoever and whatever it is, is forever scrutinizing us and unforgiving of differences.
The soldiers scrutinized us closely as we drove by, but allowed us through the roadblocks.
Dressed completely in light gray lace or satin or tulle, this thin, immaculately turned-out older woman looks up from her sewing to scrutinize us and seems noticeably unimpressed.
In "Winter" (1880), we see a young lady in a suit of military olive who scrutinizes us with a sidelong gaze, her hands inside a fur muff, her eyebrows two calligraphic slashes that echo the background's hundreds of dashes.
It would be even more heartening if so many of the nation's most influential voices, from senator to pundits, were not clearly intent on killing off even this belated scrutiny into the invisible empire that so thoroughly scrutinizes us – at our own expense and to unknown ends.
It hasn't changed our protocols, but the university has scrutinized us much more closely.
"And we started that by appointing our independent reviewers — these are nine, impartial, unpaid, uncontracted public experts who we've invited to scrutinize us in the public interest.
No one scrutinizes us the way we do.
