There remains a critical (and I mean that in both senses of the word) part of Jon Stewart that is not part of the ostensible "act," a part of him scrutinizing himself from the sidelines.
If that is the case, then Mr. Corzine may find himself being scrutinized to determine the extent of his knowledge of any problems in the company's books.
His column in Haaretz still runs every Friday; he recently described himself scrutinizing dishes on a restaurant menu with his daughter.
In the wake of his revealing himself as the N.S.A. leaker, Americans have scrutinized him and his credibility (and his girlfriend), and have begun to look inward at what we really care about.
Where Peter Sellers — who worshipped Guinness, and scrutinized him avidly when they worked on "The Ladykillers" (1955) — would spend himself in a fury of impersonation, Guinness gave no hint of a hollow core.
A commuter who stopped in at the Biltmore bar the other evening found himself standing beside a well-set-up fellow in tweeds, who scrutinized him and remarked.
By John Bainbridge and John McCarten The New Yorker, October 22 , 1949P. 23 A commuter who stopped in at the Biltmore bar the other evening found himself standing beside a well-set-up fellow in tweeds, who scrutinized him and remarked.
The New Yorker, October 22, 1949 P. 23 A commuter who stopped in at the Biltmore bar the other evening found himself standing beside a well-set-up fellow in tweeds, who scrutinized him and remarked.
Henceforth he would be known as "the artist who had himself shot" — caricatured by detractors, puzzled over by many, and closely scrutinized in Los Angeles' growing art community.
Now that James Dobson is insinuating himself into this presidential campaign, his attacks against his fellow Christian, Barack Obama, should be seriously scrutinized.
