Nearly every employee at the American Embassy was scrutinized, no matter how high ranking.
Students grasped the dual point of the exercise: while even the most authoritative critics' arguments from evidence should be scrutinized, no evidence carries instructions about its most effective use.
Not even in the overflow courtroom which gets an audio feed but no faces to scrutinize, no expressions to read.
And practices--such as closing schools to bring kids to demonstrations and photo ops, suspending and weeding out large numbers of students, and maintaining enrollments that are not reflective of the population--should be scrutinized no matter who you or your backers are.
Again, what I know from the real world, a world that maybe professional politicians have forgotten, in the real world, if there's a billion dollars worth of spending that no one is accountable for, no one scrutinizes, that no one is responsible for ensuring that every dollar is spent wisely and well, then there's hundreds of millions of dollars of waste.
The situation was scrutinized and no conclusion reached.
As the first major female political leader in the West, Mrs. Thatcher had a look that was scrutinized like no male politician's who came before her.
When the latest issue of Justice League is released on Wednesday by DC Comics, it will be scrutinized like no other installment in the 76-year history of that publisher of superhero adventures.
If the father constructed his daughter's backhands, it is clear that Oracene Williams has been the architect of their public comportment, which has been scrutinized like no other player's and especially for the sensational occurrences of Williams versus Williams.
It's the first such incident and will certainly be scrutinized like no other autonomous vehicle interaction in the past.
