scrutinizer

While making his new film, he struggles with guilt, remorse and the unfamiliar feeling of being scrutinized, instead of the scrutinizer.

Yet their stories intersect in how their scrutinizers sought to decouple their exceptional achievements from the truth of their racial identities.

Liberals hope the senator will be Mrs. Clinton’s toughest scrutinizer on the left if she wins the White House.

In this astonishing symphony of internal and external organic activity, there is undeniably a vast intelligence at play, an intelligence of which we, as rational scrutinizers, have but a dim grasp.

Shah said Instacart shoppers are trained to be savvy scrutinizers, receiving lessons on how to pick a fresh avocado and pull milk with the latest expiration date.