scrutinizing造句

I stood at the jewelry counter carefully scrutinizing the glittering stones and creative Settings in the brilliantly polished glass case.

In a Mike Williams cartoon, two women scrutinizing Rembrandt's self portrait say, "You'd think that if he'd been that successful he would have had his nose fixed."

The female cortex contains a highly developed system for finding and scrutinizing a prospective partner—a system that might be dubbed the Miss Marple Detective Agency.

Consumers are also said to be scrutinizing imported foods more carefully these days, and looking for those from countries that have very high safety standards.

Industry experts are scrutinizing Samsung's supply chain to see whether the rush to market caused technical problems or led to corners being cut.

Monseigneur Bienvenu was simply a man who took note of the exterior of mysterious questions without scrutinizing them, and without troubling his own mind with them, and who cherished in his own soul a grave respect for darkness.

Of course, even when an agency is subject to the Barlow's rule, the scope of the protection afforded by the warrant requirement will largely depend on the diligence of reviewing courts in scrutinizing agency requests for warrants.

He was washing the display window of a large shoe shop when a young man came to a halt right next to him, leaned up close to the window, and began scrutinizing the prices.

First and foremost, they must be aware of it and keep watching to make sure that they're not propagating the impression that Big Brother is indeed scrutinizing every move.

Tsering Norbu's short and middle-length novels focus on the lives of lower class people, scrutinizing the influences on them from the ideas of Sipay Korlo and Karmic Retribution in Tibetan Buddhism.