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Some of the great comics creators – Dan Clowes (Ghost World), Robert Crumb (Fritz the Cat) and Chris Ware Jimmy Corrigann: The Smartest Kid On Earth) – write and draw their comics, allowing for a meticulously faithful rendering of their visions.
His meticulously researched I've Always Kept a Unicorn: The Biography of Sandy Denny (Faber) is due 5 March.
We kicked off with a stroll through Peasholme Park, an extraordinary Edwardian creation meticulously landscaped to resemble the scene on a Chinese willow pattern plate, complete with a lake, a dramatic island hill, cascades and pagodas.
Lele, the chef, is known as the king of club sandwiches and you have to wait as he meticulously assembles them – but at €7 they are a meal in themselves.
The heart of the biodynamic garden is the compost heap, which is meticulously tended using plant-based concoctions.
A 15-year-old hysteric called Augustine is his favourite new subject, and Darkin's choreographed study deals with madness, intimacy and the mysteries of the body as the relationship between doctor and patient is meticulously explored.
Mark Urban presents this tough but meticulously fair survey of Britain's efforts, correctly acknowledging the bravery and resourcefulness of the soldiers while suggesting that, for far from the first time in the history of warfare, those on the frontline have been let down by the indecisiveness of their political leaders, and the indifference of their home public.
They have all been meticulously preserved and maintained to give you the best possible standard of accommodation, most are good for children, and with prices from £36 per person per night they are excellent value for money.' Laura Burgess from Ecoescape: 'County Wicklow, south of Dublin, offers coast and country to explore, and you can get there in a day from Nottingham.
Sometime in the 2nd century AD, the Athenian scholar Julius Pollux attempted to meticulously map out the full range of human vocal qualities as perceived by the listener.
Eventually she'd like to move towards theatre – "I'm very interested in work that would involve movement with some dramaturgy and psychology" – but she's still meticulously focused on her dance technique.
Meticulously researched it offers perceptive insights into the reception of printed Shakespeare, his publishers and the early owners of Shakespeare's quarto playbooks.
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The adverb "meticulously" primarily functions as a modifier , adding detail about how an action is performed. Ludwig indicates that it's used to describe actions carried out with significant care and precision. For example, "meticulously planned" or "meticulously researched."
Expression frequency: Very common
