Sentence examples for scrutinizing it with from inspiring English sources

He held his glass out, scrutinizing it with his pinky protruding.

As that digital piece makes clear, art itself is a post-Babel language, as corrupting as it is enlightening, and Ms. Reichek continues to both produce and scrutinize it with multitasking intelligence and flair.

Though the FDA won't review for licensing the safety and effectiveness of VaxGen's vaccine until 2007, the government is scrutinizing it, conferencing with executives every two weeks.

He said most of the information is a kept in a "lockbox" and was not scrutinized unless it correlated with the activity of known or suspected foreign terrorists.

But Greta and Graham had scrutinized him with deep suspicion and had to conclude that it was Kate who made the tyranny, for her own purposes — she who had never submitted to anyone before.

Accordingly, concentrating on the training that the system requires of judges, and the way it scrutinizes their conduct with transparency, is pivotal.

Back at a laptop, he uploads the haul, scrutinizing pixels with the intensity of Anna Wintour.

Scrutinizing associations with individual ingredients may reveal that exposure that appears universal is, in fact, heterogeneous.

And it was that inquisitive kid who nudged me toward scrutinizing my life with cancer, to write columns and blog posts: Why did I get cancer?

Every so often he abruptly stood up, leaning with his back to the keyboard, scrutinizing his charges with arms folded.

All that can be ascertained about its position is in the letter, which those from all sides of the issue are scrutinizing with Talmudic zeal.