Sentence examples for much scrutinized from inspiring English sources

On the cusp of seismic social change, and because of Mrs. Clinton, the class of 1969 has been much scrutinized.

Former Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican, exerted control of his security detail through a politically connected police colonel whose role has been much scrutinized.

But Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has been much scrutinized over the years for her pantsuits and her changing hairstyles, professed her love of a great handbag in a 2011 interview with Harper's Bazaar.

Footage of the performance has been much scrutinized since then: Lambert, who is at least a foot shorter, gazes up at Shelton, who happens to be an Oklahoman, and who also happened to be, on that night, somebody else's husband.

But because many private companies lost their records in the attack, and there are no guidelines, much less legal obligations, many companies realize that these reports will be much scrutinized.

The cosmic microwave background, as it is known, has been much scrutinized since its discovery in 1965 by radio telescopes, balloons and three satellites — NASA's Cosmic Background Explorer and Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe satellites and, most recently, Europe's Planck satellite — for clues to the origin of the universe.

Ultimately, she's not so much scrutinizing each type of narcissist as she is analyzing the supposedly non-narcissistic person's interest in them.

It may well be that psychopathic acts are easier to understand in terms of the transient loss of free will; our day-to-day activities, generally much less scrutinized, are in all probability equally mysterious, and equally without free will.

So lenders had scant incentive to spend much time scrutinizing the creditworthiness of individual borrowers.

How can so many who are paid so much to scrutinize companies have blown it so spectacularly for their investor customers?

In the first room, some extraordinary ballet scenes interspersed with many drawings leave no doubt that Degas spent much time scrutinizing ballerinas, as no artist had done before him.