The Federal Communications Commission has been scrutinizing voice-mail broadcasting because some practices could run afoul of the law.
You scrutinize that voice, make adjustments to your proximity to the microphone, switching between "head voice" and "chest voice".
Weiwei is a voice scrutinizing matters felt throughout the world, especially when it comes to artists and free thinking. .
Instead of trying to divine the candidates' characters by scrutinizing their tone of voice and facial expressions, why not pay attention to what they say about economic policy?
I imagine them scrutinizing my body, my voice, even my hobbies.
Tempers boiled over at times, as Republicans voiced repeated objections as the laborious process of scrutinizing each ballot card continued, and one observer was nearly thrown out of the courtroom.
On Monday, homicide detectives were scrutinizing the radio call on the theory that Taylor, 35, was the voice on the radio, reporting both the slaying he had committed and the suicide he was about to.
I scrutinized her tone of voice, her facial expressions, her eyes, and her demeanor for clues to the truth.
That voice, combined with her terse, circular folk-pop tunes, distills the sensibility of a diarist warily scrutinizing the world around her with a journalist's eye.
Donald Trump on Thursday brushed off the revelation that he had voiced support for invading Iraq in 2002, saying his comments from that period aren't worth scrutinizing because he was a private businessman.
After scrutinizing the Clippers' roster, Rivers decided the team could use more size (Byron Mullens), shooting (J. J. Redick) and veteran voices (Antawn Jamison), and went about getting them.
