Sentence examples for apparent scrutiny from inspiring English sources

She is attracted to the cracks in the wall, the forgotten spaces in which real drama unfolds without our apparent scrutiny.

And who better to launder so much money for the Russians than Trump — selling them multimillion-dollar condos at top dollar, with little or no apparent scrutiny of who was buying them.

The apparent lack of scrutiny of port workers and the overall assessment of the port's safety will be among the questions they investigate, the officials said.

Mr Wootten was asked by MPs why it had taken 72 days to hold an extraordinary meeting about the chief constable's suspension and about the apparent lack of scrutiny from the panel.

The cover story, penned by former executive editor of The New York Times Jill Abramson, described Thomas' rise to power and his apparent immunity to scrutiny during the height of the #MeToo movement.

Here the toll of working under the Soviet regime's scrutiny became apparent.

What begins as a jeu becomes, under sufficiently imaginative scrutiny, the apparent means to more radical artistic advance.

With the election of Harold Wilson and Labour in 1964 the demand for scrutiny became apparent, but with a majority of five – diminished to three after Patrick Gordon Walker was defeated in Leytonstone – it was assumed that the time for constitutional experiment was not ripe.

That scrutiny is especially apparent at The Sun.

As the mystery note underwent the usual scrutiny, it became apparent that this was no ordinary counterfeit.

Yet on closer scrutiny, it becomes apparent that they experience common problems arising at similar stages in their development.