Sentence examples for scrupulous magazine from inspiring English sources
While this may be technically correct (he isn't a full-time staff member of The Times), it at the very least might mislead the reader about his place as one of the most admired and scrupulous magazine writers in America today.
As his friend and frequent subject, nightlife columnist Michael Musto wrote in an obituary for Sullivan in the July 10 , 1989 issue of OutWeek magazine: "Thanks to his scrupulous attention, Nelson's left behind a treasure trove of late-night videos that, even more than the Warhol diaries, trenchantly capture the party years in all their gleeful decadent fun".
Liz Ciavarella from Metal Maniacs magazine uses formulations such as "Scrupulous time-shifts and placed off-beats; forever infectious grooves, breakdowns (Thrashdowns?) and ceaseless experimentation that end in intricate catchy Metal mantras" to describe Byzantine's style.
"When they pick it up," he says, "they will find a magazine that's not only careful and scrupulous in its facts but interesting as well".
Richard Corliss of Time magazine said "Winslet is worthy of the camera's scrupulous adoration.
Ms. Homans's stringent standards, depth of knowledge and belief in scrupulous argument seized the attention of Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic, who invited her to be the magazine's dance critic and has been a friend for 10 years.
The accounting is scrupulous.
Mr. Rohde's methodical reconstruction of his confinement and escape alternates with Ms. Mulvihill's scrupulous and often surreal account of juggling her effort to free Mr. Rohde and her work as the photography director at Cosmopolitan magazine.
It also needs scrupulous deadheading (or equally scrupulous weeding).
Others are far less scrupulous".
