Sentence examples for scrutinizing me from inspiring English sources

"No way!" she said, scrutinizing me.

It did this by reversing my sense of Islam as a topic of study: rather abruptly, Islam seemed to be scrutinizing me.

"To call it Death Valley, that was a very immoral and evil thing," Esteves said, scrutinizing me through black-framed glasses.

In the photograph taken in New York, I am laughing about something, but Grass — also amused but not laughing, and scrutinizing me over the bowl of his pipe —seems faintly disapproving, even then.

Now I'm not saying that Saddam Hussein actually was there, but I had this very strong sense of presence, which was unlike anything I'd ever felt before, that was scrutinizing me up and down, ripping me apart.

I remember clearly how, that first day, I mooned along, thinking about Guinevere and Anne of Green Gables, until a fine kudu bull (fauna of the most covetable sort, antelope the size of a horse) that had apparently been scrutinizing me from an anthill took to its hoofs and fled.

Miéville scrutinized me, and then glanced back at him.

She scrutinized me for a while, like I was some machine run by a heretofore unheard-of power source.

How come people scrutinize me just because I have multiple medals?" At one point, Leverenz used a question directed to her to come to Ye's defense.

In an interview, Mr. Cage summed up the paradoxes of "Adaptation": "When Charlie came onto the set and scrutinized me while I played him -- or, rather a character who is him yet is not him -- it was uncomfortable.

"The appropriate thing for a presidential candidate is to say 'I'm running for the highest office in the most important country in the world, please scrutinize me.' That's not what we've seen".