Sentence examples for it is too scrupulous from inspiring English sources
No, say its defenders: if anything, it is too scrupulous.
As his subtitle suggests, the author is enamored of the Wilson myth — it's a selling point, after all, and it's not without truth — but Carlin is too scrupulous to ignore more nuanced shadings and contradictions; his Wilson is both a victim, too fragile for this world, and a passive-aggressive manipulator, a man who, at times, willfully squandered his talent.
But Slotkin is too scrupulous a historian to write propaganda.
Matar is too scrupulous to contemplate that; the book was completed in November last year, when uncertainty, no doubt, still seemed an absolute.
"Lou" launches occasional anti-Thatcher sallies ("everything everyone fought for is getting pissed on now, by that sellout shopkeeper from Grantham and her second-rate cast of blethering toffs"), but Warner is too scrupulous to turn him into a full-blown comic dandy.
Yi is too scrupulous a writer to presume to understand this brother, who speaks in anti-imperialist slogans and can only be reached through a common heritage of ritual: there is a moment of closeness when the brothers get drunk together and make an offering of fish to their dead father on the banks of a river, before the border snaps shut on them again.
Kore-eda is too scrupulous a filmmaker to prescribe Ryota an easy redemptive arc or happy ending.
They're too scrupulous for that.
He was too scrupulous a historian for that, and too courteous a man.
Mark Antony, the surviving consul, whom Brutus had been too scrupulous to assassinate with his master, gradually gained control of the city and the official machinery, and the "liberators" withdrew to the East.
