Sentence examples similar to more punctiliously from inspiring English sources

My slipshod use of "meticulous" has no doubt been silently deplored all these years by those who have read their Fowler more meticulously — er, punctiliously — than me (or I).

Shabbily dressed, genial, yet punctiliously correct on politically controversial points, this More is a far cry from Bolt's gentle humanist martyr.

"Perhaps," Sandbrook writes, punctiliously adding Lord Palmerston (not safe in landaus) and more recently, William Gladstone and his "extraordinary sex drive" to the charge sheet, "there is something in the Lib Dems' DNA that explains why its senior figures so often court disaster".

On a more traditional note: the man at top right, in the most punctiliously tailored and accessorized suits.

But it also helped that Lee was punctiliously loyal to his president, even when he could have arguably claimed more popular acclaim than Davis.

His look is punctiliously classic, always including a fresh boutonniere.

In some countries that is observed punctiliously.

For the most part, though, "American Foundations" is punctiliously measured.

It is clear that Ian Mayes conducted his examination punctiliously and independently.

On the other, we expect them to be punctiliously egalitarian on their job.

Punctiliously, he was going after the rich who were evading taxes.