Sentence examples for scrutiny and found from inspiring English sources

"My father was a jazz musician and I very deliberately didn't pick up an instrument because I didn't want to be subject to scrutiny and found wanting.

It is therefore no surprise, according to group-selectionists, that individuals might be genetically predisposed to act in self-sacrificial ways.This good-of-the-group argument was widely believed until the 1960s, when it was subject to rigorous scrutiny and found wanting.

The model fit between crude age and the year of investigation on SRH results and those computed in the final analytical model was assessed by scrutiny and found to be excellent.

Mr. Ricketts subjects Kipling's oeuvre, the many dozens of stories especially, to an illuminating scrutiny and finds evidence that this literary expression of the British Empire went more deeply into the human realities of the experience of empire than just about any other writer of his time.

One wonders if this essay could make it past editorial scrutiny and find its way into print at today's Wall Street Journal?

The Manchester United forward's spot in Hodgson's starting XI had been under increasing scrutiny, and he found himself in a wide-left role against the Ecuadorians.

Therefore the mycobactin cluster required closer scrutiny and was found to differ in its primary structure when compared to M. paratuberculosis K10.

Most crucially, the flotilla held Israel's entire blockade of Gaza up to the scrutiny of international law -- and found it wanting, thus forcing the Israeli government to announce its intention to "ease" the blockade.

Meanwhile, meat and poultry companies may be underreporting workers' injuries to the government in order to avoid higher costs and scrutiny, researchers found.

When Wennerås and Wold subjected these reviews to scientific scrutiny they found that female applicants received consistently lower scores.

And like many people who have been given extra scrutiny, she found a reason to blame herself.