scrutiny

Of course, it’s easier to brag when your accounts aren’t subject to public scrutiny.

I think part of being in the public eye is getting recognized, and dealing with positive and negative scrutiny.

But he insisted that there is nothing about her death to provoke additional scrutiny.

The successful World Cup bids of both Russia and Qatar have come under relentless scrutiny that has ultimately changed little.

There are indeed cases of serious harassment that warrant both public scrutiny and close attention from law enforcement.

His scrutiny is rarely engaged, it seems, when he is not himself the victim.

These and the Sunday running vehicles we subjected to scrutiny during the following week.

Both sexes were indiscriminately admitted, after a nice scrutiny into their qualifications.

This underwent the same strict scrutiny that he had bestowed upon the locket, but his countenance betrayed still deeper emotion.

But the young man's eyes went over and beyond him to rest in a look of scrutiny upon his mother.

A new age would come under scrutiny and more notes would be taken.