The body, that endlessly scrutinized and dissected emblem of the 1990's, radically shaped, like the era itself, by AIDS, now has a subtler, less emphatic presence.
Carmine Gallo, a former television news anchor turned communications skills coach, has scrutinized and dissected hours of footage of Jobs' on stage performance and compiled his observations in a new book: The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience.
From our heads to our toes, a woman's beauty (or lack thereof) is scrutinized and dissected and laid under a public microscope for the world to judge, all at the expense of a woman's self-esteem.
In the grueling and sometimes destructive sport of campaign politics, where candidates subject themselves to what are arguably the most brutal of endurance tests (always on call, always needing to be personable and informed, all the while being scrutinized and dissected), Barack Obama appears to remain cool and in control.
His game, his family, his statements, his silence all have been scrutinized, analyzed and dissected.
But for centuries being Jewish has also meant a willingness to question, discuss, scrutinize, interpret, dissect and argue over every last niggling aspect of human existence.
Chinese sports officials scrutinize, dissect, and forecast the medal race with an intensity that lends it the air of science convinced that sufficient analysis will eventually engineer away the frailty of a diver in midair or a fighter in the ring.
Chinese sports officials scrutinize, dissect, and forecast the medal race with an intensity that lends it the air of science — convinced that sufficient analysis will eventually engineer away the frailty of a diver in midair or a fighter in the ring.
To try and dissect that".
There is no time, when listening, to underline and dissect.
OK, let's take a step back and dissect this.
