Sentence examples for scrunity from inspiring English sources

Among the programme's plotlines up for scrunity is that of the Time War, a cataclysmic conflict that sees all of existence threatened, a disaster the Doctor has the chance to avert, but only at the cost of killing two entire races, including over 2.47 billion children.

Other students described Burns as personable and a strong public speaker – in contrast to his rival Chowen who was described in one student newspaper as "sullen under scrunity".

Paul said he had offered an amendment to Rubio's bill that would have applied "special scrunity" to immigrants coming to the US from countries "that have large jihadists".

Just before "The Adversary" was to be published, Mr. Carrère gave a copy to him in prison to prepare him for any success the book would have and the possibility that once again Mr. Romand would be subjected to public scrunity: "I told him I would change nothing, not even the smallest detail".