After gazing spellbound, I began instinctively to scrutinize every notch and gorge and weathered buttress of the mountain, with reference to making the ascent.

He made no sign of recognition when Rosa drew back with her arm under his head to scrutinize the disease-worn face.

<Look, glance, gaze, stare, peer, scan, scrutinize, gloat, glare, glower, lower, peek, peep, gape, con, pore, ogle.

He scrutinizes it.

Presently I took a candle, and, seating myself at the other end of the room, proceeded to scrutinize the parchment more closely.

In the present liquidation of values, theories and institutions we are bound therefore to scrutinize each operating agency of human society, to see wherein it has failed and how it can be bettered, and the problem before us now is the political organism.

As this evil spirit has power, and as a part of this power is the ability to appear as an angel of light, so to deceive us, we are bound by self-examination, constantly indulged in, to scrutinize those things, so common in our own lives we do not notice them, which may be

It was only natural that, as he walked, with his task uppermost in his thoughts, he should scrutinize carefully the faces of such young girls as he met.

I consider you are very impudent in trying to scrutinize my actions.

We are now compelled to pause in our career and to scrutinize our expenditures with the utmost vigilance; and in performing this duty I pledge my cooperation to the extent of my constitutional competency.

She continued to scrutinize her husband broodingly.

Ralph broke off to scrutinize him.

She continued to scrutinize him with her clear eyes, in which there was no shadow of offense.

" He paused a moment to scrutinize the long walls, on which the fabulous blues and pinks of the great Boucher series looked as livid as withered roses.

When she came to scrutinize the bathers, whether they were disporting themselves in the sea or standing or lying about on the sand, she found it would be almost impossible to recognize anybody in that motley crowd.

Marianne flashed into indignation and that, of course, made her scrutinize the rider more narrowly.

"You know those aren't the kind of factsjobs and salariesthat my mother scrutinizes very closely.

Now he stops!his piercing eye scrutinizes around!a pie is seen!

The great prototype of modern satyrists, Junius, does not allow that any credit should be given a Monarch for his domestic virtues; is he then to be reduced to an individual, only to scrutinize his foibles, and is his station to serve only as the medium of their publicity?

Such cases as that cited by Platnercases of one marked congenital defect of sense, enabling us to apply the Method of Differenceare always within reach; but few Platners are found to scrutinize and record them.

Although, therefore, a philosopher be convinced that no general truths can be attained in the affairs of nations by the à posteriori road, it does not the less behove him, according to the measure of his opportunities, to sift and scrutinize the details of every specific experiment.

He ponders over his school-list, scrutinizes with careful eyes all the boys, as they stroll into the class-room, but none among the children born of the soil bears the least resemblance to his protégé.

If you scrutinize their faces you will recognize in them your father, yourself, and your grandfather; and if you ever read their documents, which were left to usthere they are in the boxthen you will know that they are just the same material as we are.

In this light one has to look closely at any object that one wishes specially and narrowly to observe; and I myself have pointed out the peculiarities of my countenance to him, so I cannot complain if he scrutinizes me with a lengthy attention.

“I hadn’t expected—” She eyed me calmly with the stare of the child that arrives at a drawing-room door by mistake and scrutinizes the guests without awe.