"scrupulous sense" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a strong moral conscience or careful attention to detail. Example: She approached her work with a scrupulous sense, ensuring that every detail was accurate and ethical.
But Roosevelt's logic seems to have gone beyond a scrupulous sense that there is only one President at a time.
The movie, which is almost entirely in Japanese, and burnished with a scrupulous sense of respect, is an exploration of the varieties of stoicism.
And if it didn't, well, you wouldn't be wasting your time listening to Glickman demonstrate his passion for sports, scrupulous sense of how to speak well and fidelity to the facts.
Cheever sends a medical-intelligence specialist, Erin Mears (Kate Winslet), to the Minneapolis hot zone, and Winslet, working with more edge than Fishburne, hardens her voice, sets her face in a determined mask, and captures the tone and the style of a professional woman exasperated by slowness and ignorance, a woman almost masochistic in her scrupulous sense of duty.
This strategy, while less than scrupulous, makes sense – a vast catalog of item photos and their descriptions will give Omni a very rich dataset of consumer behavior and purchase habits.
Doesn't late style require some scrupulous self-reflection, some sense of how earlier perceptions might themselves require revisiting and revising?
In the trial by Adamson and colleagues (2005),w3 patients were asked what their treatment preference was at the feedback session immediately before allocation of treatment; a standard description was used for the two treatments, and the trialists advised that they were scrupulous in establishing a sense of equipoise in the minds of all personnel involved in the trial.
He never lost his sense of intellectual honesty and scrupulous scholarship.
Meyer is a graceful writer in full command of his voice, with a scrupulous eye for detail and a flawless sense of comic timing.
With new centers proliferating, and not all of them scrupulous about Medicaid reimbursement, it probably made sense to do that while devising new regulations.
Amongst the many tributes to Crozier, the Manchester Guardian wrote "the newspaper reflected his strength of character, his wise and bold judgment, his scrupulous regard for truth, and his deep sense for style and the purity of the English language".
