Sentence examples for critically scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

We found a scene in which Ms. Sheedy's character stands in the dressing room at Barneys, critically scrutinizing her body, particularly disquieting.

Also in terms of critically scrutinizing requirements to adequately participate (e.g. organizational support throughout the process), many large-scale assessment processes might be more promising than other SPIs (for example, the rather supply-driven one-off studies, see Tabs. 1 and 2), given their formalized, longer-term procedures and institutions in this regard.

Through simply tolerating but not critically scrutinizing such dissenting practices, the state might be involved in implicitly sanctioning, without directly legitimating, one set of metaphysical or theistic biases while marginalizing, and in some sense implicitly discrediting, the beliefs of those it seeks to accommodate.

In this paper, each option was critically scrutinized and decision rules formulated based on well-described literature examples.

"If there is a revote," he added, "we will critically scrutinize it to stop management's misleading statements about the move overseas.

Both geoarchaeology and archaeogeomorphology are considered separately and then compared before they are critically scrutinized as an application within a subfield of physical geography in geomorphology.

We need to critically scrutinize ourselves and what we read (T. A).

Aspect (iii): All skills were critically scrutinized concerning their content validity.

It is a terrible indictment of the BBC that it's eagerness to critically scrutinize has lead many of us to be ignorant of the news of the day.

Because the resulting rankings have such a sustained influence on both the public perception of business administration and the impression researchers have of their peers, it is appropriate and necessary to critically scrutinize the underlying methodology.

Welfarist approaches have been questioned by the results of Yaari and Bar Hillel (1984), the Pigou-Dalton principle has been critically scrutinized by Amiel and Cowell (1992), the principles of compensation and reward have obtained mixed support in Schokkaert and Devooght (1998), etc.