Third-person singular simple present indicative form of scrutinize.(verb)
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Use "scrutinizes" in a sentence
"Rabin scrutinizes stinker after stinker, from the 1956 Howard Hughes-produced anti-miscegenation screed "The Conqueror" (he refers to its central figure, played by John Wayne, as John Wayneghis Khan), to the dismal 2005 film version of "Rent" (which he describes, aptly, as starring "fake 20-somethings playing fake bohemians in a wholly inauthentic take on la vie bohème"), to Cameron Crowe's woebegone 2005 "Elizabethtown" (which confounded Rabin so much he wrote about it twice)."
"Rabin scrutinizes stinker after stinker, from the 1956 Howard Hughes-produced anti-miscegenation screed "The Conqueror" (he refers to its central figure, played by John Wayne, as John Wayneghis Khan), to the dismal 2005 film version of "Rent" (which he describes, aptly, as starring "fake 20-somethings playing fake bohemians in a wholly inauthentic take on la vie bohème"), to Cameron Crowe's woebegone 2005 "Elizabethtown" (which confounded Rabin so much he wrote about it twice)."
"Cairn Energy has extended by more than a month the deadline for the stake sale to Vedanta to May 20 in order to accommodate the completion of the open offer and as an Indian ministerial panel scrutinizes the deal."