After 1304 his scrupulousness became more apparent.
The side that tells better stories, and does so more aggressively – unencumbered by scrupulousness about their verifiability – will edge out someone trying to methodically "prove" a fact.
It was an outcome for which the tabloids had campaigned doggedly for decades, but never more intensely – or with less factual scrupulousness – than this spring and summer, when the front pages of the Sun, Mail and Express bellowed for Brexit, talking up Britain's prospects afterwards, in deafening unison, day after day.
What the public has a right to demand of journalists is the same scrupulousness and professionalism, no more and no less, that they would show in the case of covering organized crime and its bosses.
The scrupulousness of Stephen's historical research and the accuracy of his reconstructions were more than a defensive gesture from a film-maker with a professional pride in getting things right.
Praised, as all her books are, for its vivid depiction of key scenes in its subject's life and for the scrupulousness of the research, it was also a big commercial hit for Faber, and this gave her "more freedom to choose" her next move.
It's a sign of the restaurant's scrupulousness and good intentions, which endear it to you even as you find yourself wishing you could get more excited about it.
On more than one occasion, the Halakhic pattern has served as a defense against a hostile environment, thus becoming a kind of scrupulousness (an obsessive concern with minute details), but, just as often, the dynamic of the intention has broken through to reestablish its integrity and to hallow life in its wholeness.
(As noted, Angier regards shyness and scrupulousness as depressive symptoms).
French promises of fiscal scrupulousness and budgetary rigor?
Too bad the Senate dropped the bit about religious scrupulousness.
