Meyer is a graceful writer in full command of his voice, with a scrupulous eye for detail and a flawless sense of comic timing.
And without the right grades, the right university name, a scrupulous eye for detail and an appreciation for what the firm is looking for, all this can amount to little or nothing.
All of these men are much better known to casual gallery-goers than the subject of Judith E Stein's scrupulous biography Eye of the Sixties: Richard Bellamy and the Transformation of Modern Art.
Or, to be more precise, Lombardi's art, while scrupulous and eye-opening, is not really about specifics, although it can first appear to be because his drawings look so meticulously made.
Peter Raymont and Michèle Hozer's new documentary, "Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould," advances the claim that its subject was one of the most important artists of the 20th century, and while this idea is more often asserted than argued in the film, the filmmakers nonetheless supply a scrupulous, candid and eye-opening account of his life and times.
Wasil is a kind, scrupulous kid, with intelligent eyes and a mop of black hair.
At thirty, she was divorced from an engineer by the name of Michel Nogues and had custody of their nine-year-old twins, to whom she was an attentive, a scrupulous, but also — to foreign eyes — a severe and unbending mother.
As a writer of nonfiction, Garner is scrupulous, painstaking, and detailed, with sharp eyes and ears.
The photograph is a scrupulous record of a constructed scene that no human eyes could ever have seen in the original: the document of an actual object made to inform us about an educated guess.
A passion for human peculiarity fortifies most of Dickens's fiction, but it shows special potency when filtered through the eyes of the boy David, who is such a scrupulous, fervent interpreter of the world.
