scrupulous in English
the research has been carried out with scrupulous attention to detail
Use "scrupulous" in a sentence
1. This job requires scrupulous attention to detail.
2. She had a reputation for scrupulous honesty.
3. Moreover the gentleman was scrupulous beyond praise.
4. He was not very scrupulous about keeping himself clean.
5. He is not over - scrupulous in his business.
6. The investigation was carried out with scrupulous fairness.
7. Poets are not so scrupulous as you are.
8. He greeted me with scrupulous courtesy and a welcoming smile.
9. The finance department is always scrupulous about their bookkeeping.
10. I have been scrupulous about telling them the dangers.
11. Only they are scrupulous about maintaining a professional aloofness.
12. The most scrupulous visitor will fain admit the Aptness of mountain nomenclature
13. Both readers commend Knutson for his scrupulous attention to detail.
14. The research has been carried out with scrupulous attention to detail.
15. The Board is scrupulous in its consideration of all applications for licences.
16. You must be scrupulous about hygiene when you're preparing a baby's feed.
17. But it is a good thing to be scrupulous about the law.
18. After all, as scrupulous followers of the Talmud, dishonesty and corruption were abhorred.
19. I will say this for the authorities: they are scrupulous about the bookkeeping.
20. Antonyms for Conscienceless include ethical, honest, moral, principled, scrupulous, proper, upright, aboveboard, decent and fair
21. Less scrupulous directors may manipulate financial statements through their classification of research and development expenditure.
22. For the less scrupulous, this has become the age of the worker with built in obsolescence.
23. Like many women, I find scrupulous attention to personal hygiene slightly sinister in a man.
24. These diplomats, as in earlier generations, were by no means always scrupulous in their use of their privileges.
25. Davis was scrupulous in his treatment of her and only touched her when absolutely necessary.
26. To champion Consociation normatively, but to do so carefully, respect-ing the canons and protocols of scrupulous political science
27. The hygienic benefits that accrued from scrupulous observance of these regulations have also been commented on.
28. The scrupulous delimitation of state powers found no parallel in the conduct of external relations, which formed a permanent exception.
29. They play all the notes in the right place and have a scrupulous regard for the tempos and dynamics.
30. The current Bibliography On workload simply is too tight and I cannot find enough time for scrupulous and attentive work
31. Averroes was the last great philosopher in Islam in the twelfth century , and is the most scholarly and scrupulous commentator of Aristotle
32. Nordenfalk's book includes the scrupulous examination of visual evidence always welcome and often found in writing by a museum curator.
33. In the humble E. coli bacterium those base pairs are being duplicated, with scrupulous accuracy, at the rate of 150,000 per minute!
34. Interestingly, he also said that these systems are at significant risk of becoming overly complicated, Bureaucratised, vulnerable to gaming by less scrupulous players, and expensive
35. Whether it be via distraction, substance use, thrill-seeking or the scrupulous policing of my inner speak, I refused to be static and silent.
36. Interestingly, he also said that these systems are at significant risk of becoming overly complicated, Bureaucratised, vulnerable to gaming by less scrupulous players, and expensive
37. So with a title like "The Corrupted" one does not expect to see nearly zero people with any form of ethical or scrupulous behavior
38. Mark Steward was critical of systems and controls that are “overly complicated, Bureaucratised, vulnerable to gaming by less scrupulous players, and expensive” because management’s focus may
39. The New World Translation, which restores the divine name, Jehovah, in its text, distinguishes itself for its scrupulous adherence to the sense of the original texts.
40. While his compassion spoke volumes of the quality of his character, his inherent gullibility and trusting nature were easily exploited by the less scrupulous in the field of politics.
41. Avoision; References in classic literature? As the story of 'Agnes Grey' was accused of extravagant over-colouring in those very parts that were carefully copied from the life, with a most scrupulous avoidance of all exaggeration, so, in the present work,
42. Why should they accept it when its results flatly contradict a Biblical chronology that has been maintained by scrupulous chroniclers and protected by divine supervision, that has stood the tests of both historical and prophetic accuracy, for thousands of years?
43. Her pronounced Bookishness was a cause of mild consternation for the Joneses, who, though scrupulous when it came to linguistic decorum, "were far from intellectual "Interested in Big Things, and Happy in Small Ways": Curiosity in Edith Wharton
44. Capercaillie walk the trad/contemporary line with admirable poise and scrupulous care” (Songlines) Scots folk band Capercaillie will perform as their original acoustic nucleus quartet of Karen Matheson (vocals), Charlie McKerrron (fiddle), Manus Lunny (Bouzouki) and Donald Shaw (Accordion) in a special stripped back quartet format for the
45. The hero Aeneas was already known to Greco-Roman legend and myth, having been a character in the Iliad.Virgil took the disconnected tales of Aeneas's wanderings, his vague association with the foundation of Rome and his description as a personage of no fixed characteristics other than a scrupulous pietas, and fashioned the Aeneid into a compelling founding myth or national epic that tied Rome