Sentence examples similar to no scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

Gradually the techniques and knowledge of one generation become taken for granted; premises are no longer scrutinized.

"Now, Gov. Perry, are you suggesting on this Martin Luther King Jr. day that the federal government has no business scrutinizing the states where they were denied the right to vote?" debate moderator Juan Williams asked.

Again, what I know from the real world, a world that maybe professional politicians have forgotten, in the real world, if there's a billion dollars worth of spending that no one is accountable for, no one scrutinizes, that no one is responsible for ensuring that every dollar is spent wisely and well, then there's hundreds of millions of dollars of waste.

"No way!" she said, scrutinizing me.

But there is no sense in scrutinizing for consistency a farrago like this book.

"Because Mr. Whitaker has not undergone the process of Senate confirmation, there has been no mechanism for scrutinizing whether he has the character and ability to evenhandedly enforce the law in such a position of grave responsibility," Katyal and Conway wrote.

While there is no doubt that scrutinizing how the Bahrain embassy is run is a useful exercise, the real problem that the State Department needs to address is how that embassy fits into a wider push for human rights and the rule of law.

Not even in the overflow courtroom which gets an audio feed but no faces to scrutinize, no expressions to read.

Those with younger children no doubt scrutinize the plans for the elementary school more closely.

No one scrutinizes us the way we do.

Because everything unraveled so quickly, no one scrutinized Standard & Poor's flip-flop on AIG.