Sentence examples for scrupulous at from inspiring English sources

Park rangers, when they are around, are scrupulous at ticketing for off-leash dogs in the wrong spots.

The cast is scrupulous at mastering an older Taylor style of moving — there is less polish, but a heat that lives just underneath the surface — and no one is as reborn as Ms. Young.

Wassermann (1873-1934) wrothishis account of his divorce from his wife of 20 years – a work of "exactest, most scrupulous autobiography" – at the end of an exhaustingly prolific writing career.

But as well as possessing a supreme historical imagination, Mantel is also a scrupulous researcher, at pains to avoid messing with historical fact but deftly exploiting the gaps in the records.

Weber's response — fairly typical of his dealings with the world — was "systematic," "scrupulous," "efficacious," and, at the same time, completely nuts.

Ms. Payton-Wright is a scrupulous actress, and at first I thought she was too American for Duse, but she settled into her role with quiet honesty.

Happily, the effort paid off: Gould has written a scrupulous, witty and, at times, appropriately skeptical study, which drew me back into a subject I thought I was sick of.

There's not much new in this "scrupulous, witty, and at times appropriately skeptical study," as our reviewer, Bruce Handy, described it, but Gould definitely "knows how to get inside a song and shine a light on its inner workings".

The over-all effect, however, is at once scrupulous and vague.

What is more, Smith was scrupulous in ensuring that at no point had his philosophy been built on Christian or even, as some have claimed, Stoic, assumptions.

But Pevear and Volokhonsky are at once scrupulous translators and vivid stylists of English, and their superb rendering allows us, as perhaps never before, to grasp the palpability of Tolstoy's "characters, acts, situations".... Always, in Pevear and Volokhonsky's version, we feel the physicality of Tolstoy's details.