"I am a stickler for cleanliness," said Mrs. Harkay, a 69-year-old widow who has lived in the same house on Dalny Road since 1962.
Christians, it seems, are unique among religious zealots in their disregard for cleanliness, a phenomenon Ashenburg attributes to a dogmatic refusal to care for the body or even feel comfortable in it, "devaluing the flesh so as to concentrate on the spirit".
I ate with purpose, and for a change, supreme cleanliness (my judge was a bomb squad expert with two glocks on his person -- he was very serious about counting the hot dogs and buns).
Priced at $899, you'll probably never see the Vioguard self-sanitizing keyboard in your own home (unless you're really a stickler for cleanliness) but it may find a home in various laboratories or other locations where proper disinfection is a top priority.
In documents like Edwin Chadwick's sanitary report of 1850, they see the desire for cleanliness, a value of the new bourgeoisie, leading to a mountain of trash by encouraging people to throw old things away.
Mr. Weiner describes himself as a hands-on owner who visits his properties frequently and is a stickler for cleanliness, order and the removal of building code violations.
Singapore had by that time become a byword for cleanliness, efficiency and safety.
Bergkamp also had unrealistic expectations – of himself, if not necessarily others - and was a sucker for cleanliness.
In particular, the publishers say, the city has set so high a standard for cleanliness it is threatening their existence.
Good hotels value a reputation for cleanliness, and people can easily discover online those that are filthy.
