Sentence examples for a scrupulous observer of from inspiring English sources

By strictly literary criteria Amy Bloom is a fine writer, really a very fine writer: a scrupulous observer of widely varying human types and the precise kinds of bric-a-brac they surround themselves with, a maker of exceedingly elegant sentences, and a sophisticated storyteller whose previous books, including the engaging, picaresque novel Away, have been deservedly acclaimed.

Some of Francis's first moves—his decision not to live in the Apostolic Palace, and not to wear some of the regal papal vestments were viewed in certain quarters as subtle rebukes of Benedict, a scrupulous observer of papal traditions and dress.

Think of it as a field guide to delight". "John Farnsworth practices what he preaches acting as a scrupulous observer and questioner, richly bringing Baja, California to life.

That in itself is a great gain: Darwin was an indefatigable writer as well as a scrupulous observer throughout his adult life, from the 1830s to the early 1880s.

Didion is not an unreliable narrator; on the contrary, she is a scrupulous, obsessive observer of the delirium that sometimes makes her act unreliably.

She is richly feminine – Proust was as scrupulous an observer of women as of everything else – but there seems no doubt that she is based, in some respects, on Proust's beloved Alfred Agostinelli.

"Koestler" seems a prodigy of research, in many languages, and a scrupulous piece of fair-minded advocacy.

There is a scrupulous keeping of rankings, ratings, records and "firsts," and Mr. Potter has his share of detractors.

In its heyday, the corporation saw itself as a scrupulous upholder of objectivity and factual reporting.

Well, after a scrupulous examination of their dictionary, I find that I'have been let down, and badly..

But a scrupulous avoidance of any solemnity makes "Garden State" a bit too light for its own good.