He's a piñata for bullies, an object of scrutiny for his bossy grandmother and mostly ignored by his father who lives in America with a new wife and baby.
His pictures became more formally precise, as if to make records of objects for forensic scrutiny.
Typologies may work in media terms, when man is an object of scrutiny for marketers, but they almost never stand up in the altogether more complex 3D world of real life.
Memorials also have been built in Arlington, Va., and Shanksville, Pa., the sites of the other plane crashes, but the memorial at Ground Zero has become a special object of scrutiny, for both the families of the victims and the larger public.
Certainly ECEC has become an object of scrutiny for economists (Kilburn & Karoly, 2008).
She has also been the object of scrutiny for an alleged fudging of facts, including exaggerating her stay on the Upper East Side by several years, citing a company and store that didn't yet exist at the time the book's events took place and for trumping up details like a "wife bonus" that some husbands supposedly paid their nonworking women at the end of the year.
What we do, how we speak and how we dress are always the objects of scrutiny.
Multiple news trucks lined the curbs around Agganis Arena, and the remaining players became objects of scrutiny rather than admiration.
Once rules are written down, they more readily become objects of scrutiny.
A current object of scrutiny with regard to European regulations is the preferential treatment provided for by the EEG.
Representing practice as an object for joint scrutiny is critical for student teacher learning and the development of professional vision.
