Crittendon's mother, Louise, always scrutinized him after an execution; she felt that each killing hardened her son a bit, but, she told me, "it didn't take root in him".
Pioneering postmodern photographer Laurie Simmons, an artist who has always scrutinized memory and nostalgia, is currently the subject of a traveling retrospective Big Camera, Little Camera.
"People are always scrutinizing you," he said.
The firm would not comment, but a spokesman said that it always scrutinizes "good will of a material nature" in audits.
One should always scrutinize, and challenge, the men to whom one is handing guns — and, if need be, say no to them.
"We're always scrutinizing European banks, U.S. banks and foreign banks in terms of how they're doing, capital, liquidity, credit quality — so this is standard operating procedure," he said in remarks at a New Jersey business conference, according to The Star-Ledger of Newark.
"We always scrutinize each government request we receive for account data to make sure it is legally valid," said Sonderby.
These are the people who are always scrutinizing what's currently available, wondering "What's next?" – the exact same crowd who will be tinkering with, and potentially advocating, Android.
It is the responsibility of the athletics director to create an environment where flagship football and basketball programs can thrive while under the always scrutinizing eye of university administration, alumni and the general public at large.
Add this term to your mental list of things you always scrutinize in your own writing.
They are also risky because courts do not always scrutinize the briefs for accuracy.
