The children were all raised with scrupulous manners.
There is a tussle between Treadaway's perceptible discomfort with personal questions and his scrupulous manners, and he apologises for the "predictably boring" answers about his brother.
In his engagingly scrupulous, almost childlike manner (very well rendered by his translator, Maureen Freely), he even offers himself as bringer of enlightenment into the shadows of primeval shame: "With my museum I want to teach not just the Turkish people but all the people of the world to take pride in the lives they live".
At the time she was discovered, Mrs. Ryan was living as the wife of an electrical construction worker in Maspeth, where she was known for her scrupulous housecleaning and friendly manner.
Their manners are scrupulous.
And Thomas, in his way, is scrupulous.
The playing on "Concert in the Garden" captivates both in solo and ensemble terms; Ms. Schneider's billowing compositions, laced with Latin American harmony and rhythm, breathe in such a manner as to mask their scrupulous precision.
Mr. Braugher's fluency with medical terminology is, of course, a product of his own scrupulous professionalism: immersing himself in the language, techniques and manner of a high-powered, research-oriented physician so that he can approximate (for the viewer and for himself) the experience of seeing the world through Dr. Gideon's eyes is his job, for as long as the series stays on the air.
His way of working is scrupulous and slow.
The real novelty, on which the book remains silent, is the scrupulous naturalism down to the most trivial details that characterizes 18th-century sculpture in the antique manner.
