Sentence examples for To be scrutinised from inspiring English sources

I want religious belief to be scrutinised and challenged.

Everything is going to be scrutinised and dissected.

The small print will have to be scrutinised.

But I wasn't really ready to be scrutinised.

That would leave devolved power to be scrutinised by the Scottish editions of London newspapers.

They are the first in Myanmar to be scrutinised, albeit patchily, by international observers.

Many would like spam and criminal traffic to be scrutinised, slowed or stopped.

After September 11th, they are more likely to be scrutinised suspiciously.

They still need to be scrutinised by the corporation's governance and regulatory body, the BBC Trust.

My ultimate fear is to be scrutinised and judged like some Big Brother contestant.

Foo Fighters' photography contract is just the latest to be scrutinised by the creative industry.