Many also routinely scrutinize mail.
LeBron James, Miami Heat James has been routinely scrutinized for his late-game performance, but he is the king of putting opponents away early.
It's the only literary form for which every letter and number is routinely scrutinized for esoteric messages, using methods ranging from gematria to theomatics to Koranic symmetry to Equidistant Letter Sequences.
(Scripture itself often encourages this approach: the Koran notes that while the interpretation of some of its verses is straightforward, others have "hidden meanings" known only to God). It's the only literary form for which every letter and number is routinely scrutinized for esoteric messages, using methods ranging from gematria to theomatics to Koranic symmetry to Equidistant Letter Sequences.
We routinely scrutinize the clothing and hair choices and body flaws of prominent women -- political candidates and actresses and heads of corporations -- in ways it simply would never occur to most of us to scrutinize their male counterparts.
This year, as a member of the upper House of Lords, to which Anglican bishops are routinely appointed, Bishop Welby joined a parliamentary panel scrutinizing the behavior of British banks.
He routinely tracks back and reverses phrases he has just spoken; you can see him scrutinizing everything he says, as if he's reading it in imaginary ink.
American authorities were scrutinizing the flight manifest closely, the official said, noting that forged travel documents are also used routinely by smugglers and illegal immigrants.
At People, we do — scrutinizing paparazzi photos for evidence they were taken surreptitiously, and, in cases of breakups and breakdowns and stints in rehab, routinely asking: Is it our news to break?
Regulators are scrutinizing the I.P.O.
Media scrutinizing relationships.
