Audubon adds that when you approach one of these birds it thoroughlyscrutinises you, assuming at the same time the most grotesque attitudes.
With neck stretched out and head in the air, it scrutinises the distant horizon in every direction, ready, at the slightest alarm, to give a signal of danger to the rest of the flock.
The more a moral judgment is influenced by reflection, the more it scrutinises the character which manifests itself in that individual piece of conduct by which the judgment is occasioned, p.
The more a moral judgment is influenced by reflection, the more it scrutinises the character which manifests itself {313} in that individual piece of conduct by which the judgment is occasioned.
Then she gets up, whisks to the mirror over the fireplace, scrutinises the expression in it, and going back to the table, sits down again with hands outstretched above the keys, and an accentuation of the expression.
He arrives puffing--he has seen twenty years' service--and scrutinises the message.
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