Sentence examples for over scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

We played Sgt. Pepper over and over and over, scrutinizing the cover, as though it held all the secrets of the universe.

Back in July Ma announced a prior restructuring that split the company into seven groups, amid concerns that Alibaba had prioritized growth over scrutinizing the quality of its online vendors and suffered from poor communication between its divisions.

"In an environment crowded with bloggers and gossip sites and media commentators, you almost have to assume that everything you do in pursuit of a story will be revealed publicly, chewed over, scrutinized, analyzed, and potentially become a dimension of the story," Carolyn Ryan, the metro political editor for The Times, wrote in an e-mail message.

I over-scrutinize anyone new entering my life.

They replay conversations in their minds over and over and scrutinize their communication.

In the final analysis, dominant teams will elicit love from the home front, antipathy from elsewhere, but they will be universally talked about, fussed over, scrutinized, criticized, grudgingly respected and, most of all, used as the primary measuring stick when ultimately vanquished.

There is also the phenomenon that non-dominant groups get 'over noticed' (and over scrutinized) when they speak or act.

But the more he listened to the voice-over and scrutinized the layered images, "there were little clues and abstract lines that I would wind up understanding," Mr. Sigal said.

Wearing a T-shirt, he can be seen turning each one over and scrutinizing it knowingly.

Does it seem silly to think that employees at the Florida DEP worried about being turned in for seditious thinking to Governor Scott, who hovers over them scrutinizing their faces for hints of thoughtcrime?

You may have them.' " She still looks him over, her famous eyes scrutinizing him from a portrait -- a prop painted for the film "Jezebel" -- that she personally hung in his office.