Examples of using Scrutinizing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Holocaust Scrutinizing.
Never scrutinizing or judging with their tongue.
She gives me scrutinizing eyes.
Publicly scrutinizing the victim's dress, mental status, motives, and history.
The alien simply stared at me as if scrutinizing my appearance.
These regulatory agencies are being controlled by thevery companies that they're supposed to be scrutinizing.
He's going to be scrutinizing our every move.
The Lovelace Test, formalized in 2001, proposes a way of scrutinizing this idea.
No. Maybe they were scrutinizing me because they caught wind of you.
Whites are more willing and more comfortable decrying our oppression than scrutinizing our privilege.
Plus you have the choice of scrutinizing your purchases to fit your requirements.
Several weeks later, in the machine room of the woodwork shop,somebody's eyes"cut into" my face, scrutinizing me carefully without a twinkle.
After the content experts finish scrutinizing the idea, it either goes back to a brainstorming session or proceeds to the next stage.
Thus far the busy Captain had not looked up to Jonah, though the man now stands before him; but no sooner does he hear that hollow voice,than he darts a scrutinizing glance.
You are always putting effort into such things, scrutinizing the man that I am and scrutinizing My actions.
After scrutinizing the evidence, this jury of sorts unanimously decided that the Berlin patient, by then identified as Seattle native Timothy Ray Brown, was indeed cured of AIDS.
As such,it's easy to become radically invested in your position, scrutinizing every detail and spending all your time working with your nose to the grindstone.
And here I am, scrutinizing infinitesimal ripples in the space-time of Einstein's relativistic universe, when all the while, I can't see this, this immense lie played out right before me.
I knew I was going to be acellular biologist whose research would focus on scrutinizing every nuance of the cell's ultrastructure to gain insights into the secrets of cellular life.”.
Scrutinizing the choices that people made in another period stimulates young people to devote thought to the complexity of good and bad, the choices they have as individuals, their accountability towards themselves and others, and their identity.
Here, Nightingale's coxcomb was the inspiration to organizedata on thousands of federal energy subsidies, scrutinizing the lack of investment in renewables over fossil fuels.
Too many people were now scrutinizing him that he could barely breathe without having someone check to see,"Is this guy breaking the rules, is he legit?".
You see, people at their fingertips now, everybody, not just Julian Assange,have these powerful tools for finding out what's going on, scrutinizing, informing others, and even organizing collective responses.
Everyone's always watching you, scrutinizing your clothes or your friends and obsessing over whether you're having sex or taking drugs or getting good enough grades, but no one cares who you really are or how you really feel about anything.".
That was the one and only time we ever discussed Grandma Minka's past, although when we brought her to our house for Chanukah that year,I found myself scrutinizing her to see some shadow of the truth on her face.
The project“aims at inspecting and scrutinizing Israeli colonizing activities in their different forms in the Palestinian West Bank and Gaza, and to disseminate the related information to policy makers in the European countries and to the general public.”.
The reason we use O and Ω instead of Θ even though O and Ω can also give tight bounds is that we may not be able to tell if a bound we have found is tight,or we may just not want to go through the process of scrutinizing it so much.