So how long could it take before the golfing master, with his scrupulous preparation, ordered mindset and nerveless precision, is seen as a German stereotype?
But some like what they term the toastier taste of handmade matzo and, even more, its extra-scrupulous preparation.
The couple had no children, lived on separate floors of an enormous town house in Baltimore and entertained reluctantly, but only after scrupulous — one might say obsessional — preparation.
Those recordings and others of early repertoire, notably by Buxtehude and from the French Baroque, were characterised by her scrupulous choice of instrument for each individual piece and by meticulous scholarly preparation in terms of registration, fingering and articulation.
The accounting is scrupulous.
They are reserved, prudent and scrupulous.
The author's scrupulous wordsmithery deserves better.
Mr. Harington, who had scrupulous taste, overheard.
It also needs scrupulous deadheading (or equally scrupulous weeding).
