Sentence examples for scrupulous scholar from inspiring English sources
Will Crutchfield, the festival's director of opera and a scrupulous scholar, rightly relegated the Vaccai finale to one of a series of afternoon recitals, where it was performed among other Romeo-related gems and curiosities.
And by playing with the oracular pronouncements ("Art is long and everything else is accidental and unimportant") James plants in his diary to deceive "biographers of decades to come," Oates suggests that the real stuff of art — "The Myrrhs, and Mochas, of the Mind," as Dickinson once put it — will elude even the most scrupulous scholar.
He is, after all, a former professor of English at Oxford and a scrupulous, serious scholar of justified standing.
But I am not sure that even the most scrupulous of academic scholars can in fact annotate every single statement of fact he or she draws from the work of those who have gone before.
He was known as a francophile, scrupulous translator and Proust scholar, had spent the second world war with the Special Operations Executive, and was rumoured to have helped save the life of the paper's editor, David Astor, during an SOE sortie behind German lines in south-east France shortly after D-day.
Anthony M. Tung, who served on the commission with Mr. Placzek, said of him: "He was a meticulous scholar, and although scrupulous and quiet-spoken in his judgments, rarely wrong.
As Christians in most of the world approach the celebration of Jesus' Resurrection, it is startling to find three distinguished scholars, all known for scrupulous attention to theological tradition and biblical sources, agreeing that the very idea of resurrection is widely and badly misunderstood.
One Weber scholar counts sixteen different senses of "rational" in "The Protestant Ethic" alone, among them "systematic," "impersonal," "sober," "scrupulous," and "efficacious".
The accounting is scrupulous.
It also needs scrupulous deadheading (or equally scrupulous weeding).
