Sentence examples for scrutinising him from inspiring English sources

In an England shirt he had a lot of pressure on, a lot of people scrutinising him - managers didn't know how to accommodate his talents.

One of the most interesting characters in the film is the KGB agent Vitaly Strizhevsky, who was tasked with the job of minding Nureyev, curbing his bad behaviour and scrutinising him for signs that he might defect.

Johnson is expected to turn up to City Hall chamber on Saturday to sign in alongside the 25 newly elected assembly members responsible for scrutinising him for the next four years.

He's suave and direct, and he builds his performance around a core of secrecy: we spend the movie scrutinising him, trying to figure out what he's not telling us.

The latest accusations against Salazar came on a day when UK Athletics also admitted there were questions over how effectively it scrutinised him before he became Farah's coach.

It's a "feeling in the bones", as Peter Lanyon, a Cornish painter, has it.That is how Mr Marsden feels place: Leskernick Hill on Bodmin Moor, for example, ringed by higher hills and, on the skyline, 21 cairns which seem to scrutinise him "like the gaze of high-hung portraits in an ancestral home".

"Every time I buy something, I'm getting scrutinised by him.

I sense him scrutinising my trainers.

For him, scrutinising how we engage with works of art was a lifelong mission - one that he pursued with tenacity, enthusiasm and commitment.

I endured an evening of him scrutinising over what he could have done wrong and wondering what anyone else could have done to deserve the post more than he did.

To cope with the onslaught of messages, the Venezuelan president has appointed 200 aides to help him scrutinise and answer messages.