Sentence examples for scrupulous news from inspiring English sources
The premature appraisals have taken a number of forms: mischievous muckraking from vicious gossip columnist Michael Riedel; a scrupulous news report in the New York Times; and then there's All That Chat, a bitchy Broadway-centric message board that should, for the next month, be renamed All That Spidey.
The ever-reliable and scrupulous news outlet TMZ recently publicized a photo featuring Justin Bieber with what could or could not be something resembling a hand-rolled cigarette or miniature cigar in his hand.
Even there she brought scrupulous intelligence to the part.
All true, no doubt, and interesting in itself, and scrupulous sourcing is important in news stories.
Less scrupulous publishers sometimes take the next step, creating pseudo news stories rife with half-truths or outright lies that are tailor-made to emotionally target audiences already inclined to believe them.
This is heartening news for followers of Piñera's work, who are a scrupulous and attentive lot.
McEwan is one of the least flashy stylists of his generation, less quotable than Martin Amis or Julian Barnes, but, especially in Atonement and now this book, his voice has settled into scrupulous, sensual rhythms in which even something as simple as a 24-hour news bulletin is subject to careful choices of adjective and noun: "The synthesised bleeps, the sleepless anchor and his dependable jaw".
The accounting is scrupulous.
It also needs scrupulous deadheading (or equally scrupulous weeding).
