For example, Chizhevsky says he has given "minute scrutiny" to 2500 years of human history, but how can anyone minutely scrutinize "all the peoples and states known to science" from ancient times to the present?
How Woods deals with potential heckling will be among the minutely scrutinized aspects of his return.
Mr. Moreno Ocampo, who has an easy, affable style, has so far moved with caution, aware that his decisions will be minutely scrutinized.
Late 17th-century examples of light verse include Samuel Butler's Hudibras (1663), which satirized the English Puritans, and the Fables (1668, 1678 79, 1692 94) of Jean de La Fontaine, which create a comprehensive picture of society and minutely scrutinize its behaviour.
At the elections offices, each voter's national identity is minutely scrutinized, and if a person has not been found on previous lists — an old elections list, or a list of pensioners, for example — it may make voting difficult.
These are the folks who have minutely scrutinized everything about Carl Lewis, from his sexual preference to the spontaneity of his postrace victory celebrations, as well as allegations of drug use.
His appearance would be minutely scrutinized and broadcast in dozens of tweets: Was he pale or "puffy-eyed"?
She had offered the family clams for sale, and these were scrutinized minutely, but no one else in the town who had eaten shellfish from the same source had fallen ill.
In consequence, its text was minutely and repeatedly studied, scrutinized, and debated by professors, lawyers, and statesmen.
Regulators are scrutinizing the I.P.O.
Media scrutinizing relationships.
