Sentence examples for Without scrutinising from inspiring English sources
They seize on a cause without scrutinising its merits.
Not much, but you wouldn't know it without scrutinising the lyrics, so sparkling is the tune.
Religious schools insist they cannot maintain their "ethos" without scrutinising the faith and indeed private behaviour of their staff; teachers who happen not to be religious complain that their job prospects are limited.In some ways, recent changes in British legislation have entrenched the right of faith schools to apply religious tests to their staff.
Jonathan Trott may be grateful for all the hullabaloo over the England management since this gives him the chance of returning to the Test arena without being scrutinised too intently.
I spotted one woman swimming in a woolly hat, and realised what else makes this pond so special: it is a place where women of all ages and all sizes can walk about freely without being scrutinised.
Without new safeguards, however, MPs scrutinising his bill will be obliged to ask themselves: how many of their constituents would be happy to go under the cut-price knife?
Construction began in 1932 when local hero Bobby Jones – the US Open and Open phenomenon of the 1920s – decided he'd like to have somewhere quiet to play without the world and their caddy scrutinising every click of his niblick.
They are a breed of men who seem almost exhilarated simply to float in the orbit of attractive women: making eye contact with one at a club, dancing next to one without her running away like he was a Velociraptor, scrutinising the motives of a specific arm touch.
Wilson accused the Daily Express and its defence correspondent, Chapman Pincher, of ignoring D-notices by revealing that the secret services were scrutinising thousands of private cables and telegrams sent from Britain without obtaining the necessary Official Secrets Act warrant.
And they have been scrutinising Google too.
