The Price of Coal was a vehicle for Barry to scrutinise class politics.
One DUP source argued that, on balance, it was better to be talked about than not, but the party has been relatively sheepish about highlighting its views on moral issues, especially on outlets where their views will be scrutinised by the London media and political classes.
It does not, as those suffering from bardolatry repeatedly claim, offer unparalleled insight into universal human truths (most "universal" things, when scrutinised, turn out to be specific to a dominant class anyway).
It should be noted, however, that the most beneficial observations include 50% use of IRIS and 50% with the observer in the class to scrutinise students' work and assess progress.
Spectral data sets recorded from tissues are initially scrutinised by HCA to produce clusters that are specific to tissue type or class.
The authors scrutinised a large database of British actors to reveal there are now relatively few working-class actors compared to the population as a whole, and that they earn less than their middle-class equivalents because of a "class ceiling".
Your promotions are scrutinised".
I scrutinised their faces.
The words are scrutinised.
Selection will be scrutinised.
