scrutinize造句

We must scrutinize and evaluate.

She leaned forward to scrutinize their faces.

The boss came to scrutinize how things were going on for himself.

大雨未停，长夜漫漫，或许在告别孤独之前，我们唯一能做的准备，只是成为一个更好的自己。

Her purpose was to scrutinize his features to see if he was an honest man.

As a best practice, carefully scrutinize and track the implicit privileges that are granted when you perform an action.

To maintain a low sodium diet, you need to scrutinize the "Nutritional Information" boxes on food cartons.

Study the contract thoroughly and carefully, scrutinize your duties and what happens if you break the contract.

From this unique perspective, we can scrutinize their spiritual status and trace the origin of the Chinese intellectual enlighteners.

All campaigns scrutinize public records showing who is registered to vote and whether they have voted in past elections.

Looking at a small unit in combat allows the historian the chance to analyze and to scrutinize doctrine in the test of battle.

Since there is a potential in civil suits, however small, for people to carry hidden agendas, we are obliged to more closely scrutinize each case.

The very act of measuring is often enough to raise your unconscious habits into your consciousness, where you then have a chance to scrutinize and change them.

Whenever a dispute arises, the contracting parties will scrutinize the specifications for instructions or requirements spelled out in writing before consulting any other part of the construction documents.

I often by the side of the soil wall of the high gravamen, the side of agrestal HUA TAI2, squat down under own body, make body and spend a pedestal similar and high, settle to scrutinize.

According to the criterion and system of the electric power calling, our purpose is to develop a system that the users can apply and scrutinize the project on this system.

When we just climbed the ridge, we found that there were still some differences at the foot of the mountain, and we couldn't bear to look at them all at once. Wait for a bird's eye view, then dare to scrutinize carefully.