Sentence examples for scrupulous sentence from inspiring English sources
After Arrion's scrupulous sentence, Natalie raised her hand: "The surgeon was very scrupulous during his surgery...because he has to be very careful".
And she writes that way, constructing sentences correctly, telling anecdotes with scrupulous attention to detail (avoiding drugs in the 60s had its benefits – she can actually remember the decade) and fretting maternally about family and friends.
"Our system of government," Judge Marrero said before imposing the sentence of 292 months, "relies not only on scrupulous preservation of the rule of law but also on faith in the democratic processes by which our leaders are elected and govern".
A similar exercise with the subtitle "How Good is David Foster Wallace?" (opening sentence: "I blame Zadie Smith") produces a similar, and similarly scrupulous, result.
When this scrupulous stylist says that "I almost persuaded myself for the time I was writing the paragraph above", or jokes that he might die in the middle of sentence or even of "a wo", it doesn't quite work: you know he's writing in the studio, so to speak, rather than live.
Judges should (and often will) be scrupulous - they should look at the proof, the statements, the factors solely concerning the defendant before him when imposing a sentence.
The accounting is scrupulous.
It also needs scrupulous deadheading (or equally scrupulous weeding).
Others are far less scrupulous".
Carolyn Tomkinson is a scrupulous budgeter.
