Sentence examples for scrutinized again from inspiring English sources

"Here I am," she said, sighing between stretches of self-analysis, "being scrutinized again".

Still, the Giants' secondary — a unit that has been decimated by injuries and was taken advantage of often in the first two games — will be scrutinized again Sunday.

We are now in a moment when the laws are being scrutinized again, in public hearings organized by a consortium of six New York State Assembly committees.

The restrictions are sure to be scrutinized again after these Games, and particularly as they relate to the Winter Olympics, where the sports and playing surfaces — from sliding tracks to ski courses — are faster, slicker and more dangerous than ever.

Two years after the start of the study, the GPs' electronic medical files will be scrutinized again to assess hospital admissions and all-cause mortality.

I scrutinized him again, my mind groping for an explanation.

But as the second-degree murder case against the defendant, George Zimmerman, moves from the glare of a public spectacle to the grinding procedures of the court system and eventual trial, the department's performance, roundly criticized by Mr. Martin's family as bungling and biased, will be scrutinized once again, though in more meticulous detail.

Later, he stopped in front of a row of sexy red-leather banquettes, lined above by six-foot mahogany-framed mirrors, and scrutinized the lantern again.

The court again scrutinized campaign finance regulation in McConnell v. Federal Election Commission (2003).

The building of accepted femininities has been scrutinized time and again, most famously (and way before Connell) in Betty Friedan's classic The Feminine Mystique.

Then he scrutinized the foreign words again and added, "That I know of".