Sentence examples for scrutiny her from inspiring English sources

The strategy reflects a growing confidence among Mrs. Clinton's aides that she has so far weathered the intense personal scrutiny her candidacy has attracted.

She also subjects childcare manuals - Penelope Leach, Doctor Spock et al - to satirical scrutiny; her book should be read alongside them because her writing is such an antidote to their bland, knowing prose.

Wilson is the most prominent translator I know of to have exposed her choices to something like public scrutiny: her prominence, in this instance, really matters, since in Twitter terms it gives her more followers, more potential interlocutors.

Since signing up for "L.A. Hair," Kimble has a greater understanding of the public scrutiny her celebrity clients face on the red carpet and regular streets.

The real pleasure of Forna's storytelling is in her scrutiny of her characters' inner lives and her ability to connect their choices to the moral dilemmas of a traumatized society without reducing them to spokespeople.

Ms. Exarchopoulos almost never departs from the camera's scrutiny, and her reality, her ways of seeing and feeling, define the many shades of "Blue".

Reid addressed the alleged posts Saturday on her show, MSNBC's "AM Joy," amid mounting scrutiny over her claims that her old blog, The Reid Report, had been hacked.

She was constantly under scrutiny for her decisions, particularly her negotiation tactics and people skills - both of which contributed to her downfall.

Per usual for a powerful woman, Serena has dealt with more scrutiny of her looks than her male peers.

Her domination of the race, in addition to her rapid improvement and exceptionally muscular physique, spark scrutiny over her gender which quickly overshadows her achievement.

Still, Jane Eyre's scrutiny of her lover's intellect, and her confidence in her own judgments, recalls Elena Greco far more than it does Kitty Shcherbatsky.