And as Judge Robertson and others before him have noted, a meticulously accurate tally of what the American Indians are owed is almost certainly impossible.
They counted our cash, checking each note meticulously to see whether or not it was real.
Forman would listen to your description of the symptoms, note them meticulously as you spoke, consult the stars, and give you a prognosis or suggest a treatment.
Strangely, his absences, meticulously noted, are not rebuked.
As such, we combed through all 120 minutes of the premiere Jersey Shore reunion episodes and meticulously noted each instance a cast member said they (or a fellow cast member) has changed, and then exhibited some behavior that proves they actually kinda sorta didn't.
Professor Pearson meticulously notes the widespread moral panic about the collapse of ancient, rural moral codes in the face of rapid urbanisation, the rise of working mothers and the spread of child labour (feared because it put money in the pockets of impressionable youths).
Ruth Bwanakaya discusses his illness with his mother Margaret, and meticulously notes down details about the child in the health register – his name, age, village and symptoms.
In a measure of pride, Mr. Klinger noted that six very expensive, meticulously maintained vehicles on Thursday's invitation-only Tour d'Élégance suffered mechanical failures.
Gerrit Dou (1613 75), who was later in life noted as a painter of meticulously executed genre paintings and portraits, was probably the first.
Some experts have 60 or more pages of notes that meticulously cover all phases of bidding.
