Sentence examples for mass scrutiny from inspiring English sources

If the group is happy with the work, the result is put out for mass scrutiny.

Even the inevitable mass scrutiny of his performance leaves him untroubled.

Holding a presidential election today without a television debate would seem almost undemocratic, as though voters were being cheated by the omission of some relevant test, some necessary submission to mass scrutiny.

Never before has the dominant artist of a generation been available to mass scrutiny... Bob is out there every night (well he will be again in a few weeks) creating his art afresh -- lyrically and musically.

Just because one has nothing to hide doesn't mean that everyone should be open to mass scrutiny.

On what ground, "Shoah" asked, should we not surrender half a day of our easeful life to the scrutiny of mass extinction?

An inspector needlessly pepper-sprayed four Occupy Wall Street protesters, invoking memories of the scrutiny and mass arrests of protesters during the 2004 Republican National Convention, and giving the nascent movement its first real prime-time moment.

The mass shooting prompted renewed scrutiny of King's history of bigotry and several corporate donors and a few Republican leaders distanced themselves from him at the time.

If a 400-acre island complex with ten separate correctional facilities can be dismantled, Rikers could serve as a case study in downsizing as mass incarceration undergoes fresh scrutiny nationwide.

But attacks that deviate from the norm, hitting or endangering atypical victims, often in displays and scales of violence that don't fit with the sloppy drive-by and street dispute narratives of most mass shootings, garner intense scrutiny in the national press.

Second, mass rape attracts less international scrutiny than piles of bodies do, because the issue is indelicate and the victims are usually too ashamed to speak up.