Sentence examples for almost scrupulously from inspiring English sources

"Harvey had almost scrupulously avoided drug cases," Philbin says.

Nabokov decided to follow it scrupulously, and almost instantly he found himself brimming with precognitive powers.

Golovkin is scrupulously polite, almost to a fault.

Most of all, she is scrupulously polite, friendly almost to a fault.

I found it took time to get into this revival of Seán O'Casey's great play about the events surrounding the Easter Rising of 1916: Vicki Mortimer's design of a decaying Dublin tenement, while scrupulously detailed, is almost too monumental, and the theatre's acoustic doesn't always favour what Raymond Williams dubbed O'Casey's "adjectival drunkenness".

It seemed a ludicrous prospect, then, but everything else about the film was scrupulously observed.

They were scrupulously informed about the aim of the study.

It is scrupulously clean, impeccably maintained and almost unfailingly punctual.

"We have all the infrastructure we need," says Paulina Barría, head of Los Pimientos primary school, surveying her modern, cheerful and scrupulously clean school, which looks almost opulent beside the shanty town where most of its pupils live.

The rabbi, who is almost annoyingly upbeat and fond of hugs, scrupulously avoids any mention of religion; his goal, as he keeps pointing out, is simply to restore peace and tranquillity to the home.

One has to wonder about the point of being scrupulously unbeholden when the result is a spectacle more lavish in its servility than almost any that Versace — a master of self-promotion who often managed to arrange for photographs from his ad campaigns to be used on the covers of fashion magazines — ever staged on his own behalf.