Meanings of scrutiniser in English

Perhaps a close scrutiniser of countenances might have detected some resemblance- afamilyone-betweenhim and his three companions.

Even that famous scrutiniser of modern masculinity, Tony Soprano, would look at both of them and say, Ah salute.

Among these scrutinisers were large news organisations including CNN and others.

In another moment I had exchanged greetings with M. Zola, and my suspicious scrutinisers had been introduced to me as friends.

Effective public scrutiny of courts requires both a happenstance audience and the hope that such public scrutinisers have some knowledge of fair proceedings.