"He meticulously tried to keep it, as much as possible, as a real trial and gave it a tremendous amount of prestige and respectability".
It will be the death knell for the whole Scottish literature "project" – a crushing denial of an identity that writers have been meticulously accumulating, trying to maintain and refine.
If you spend 10 minutes trying to meticulously take one down with arrows, they wither away—only to reappear seconds later.
Noting how meticulously the parties try to pack these evenings with stars, like Gen. Colin L. Powell and Senator McCain in Philadelphia and President Clinton in Los Angeles, he added, "If we have two totally packaged events there will be less coverage".
"They were trying to be meticulously accurate even down to recording the ticking of Abraham Lincoln's actual pocket watch," Courtney told me.
But his allies say Mr. Rumsfeld is meticulously gathering information because he is trying to build consensus.
Jhumpa Lahiri first made her name with quiet, meticulously observed stories about Indian immigrants trying to adjust to new lives in the United States, stories that had the hushed intimacy of chamber music.
He meticulously went from one place to another trying to find out what was going on.
The film is not trying to depict Ron's life meticulously," he says.
