Sentence examples for camera scrutinising from inspiring English sources
The style is hyper-naturalistic, unflatteringly intimate: the actors, chattering bourgeois inanities over each other at dinner parties and in bed, are imprisoned in tight domestic spaces, the camera scrutinising them in closeup.
Except this is a Big Brother-esque bar where a drinker's every move is captured on camera to be scrutinised and analysed in the name of research.
In her essay, Dalbesio subverts the camera's critical gaze by scrutinising the imperfect aspects of her own body.
Not even George Orwell in his most febrile moments could have envisaged a world in which every citizen could be so thoroughly monitored every moment of the day, spied upon, eavesdropped, watched, tracked, followed by CCTV cameras, recorded and scrutinised.
The serious-looking family out on a picnic pose not for the scrutinising eye of a regime but for the camera.
Wayne Rooney came into this match with an impending Football Association ban hanging over him and with his every glance at a television camera sure to be scrutinised, though focusing in on the striker must have felt near impossible at times.
And they have been scrutinising Google too.
Detectives were closely scrutinising CCTV footage.
Standing committees, scrutinising individual bills, seemed pointless.
Parliamentary committees are currently scrutinising the details.
