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Gary Barlow, in contrast, performed before the Queen at her Diamond Jubilee concert wearing a scrupulously clean thong, received an OBE for his services to charity in 2012, and once climbed Kilimanjaro with Fearne Cotton for Comic Relief, the latter an image more disturbing than anything a Google of Allin will throw up.
One on one, with a woman, Murphy is scrupulously courteous, although he does make it clear to me before we begin that I should can any feminine wiles, suggesting that he has been interviewed before by "women who get middle-aged men to say stuff".
The two men are understood to have initially discussed the wisdom of a public intervention by the monarch, who is scrupulously impartial.
Let me be clear: the BBC is scrupulously impartial.
In cufflinks and signet ring, with scrupulously brushed hair, pocket square, union jack flag on the desk, Grieve seems like the sort of Englishman who finds excessive displays of emotion a little unedifying.
The data on wellbeing has been scrupulously collected by the Office for National Statistics and a report has been published twice each year, but about its findings the government has uttered barely a word.
The talks between the most senior civil servant in the land and the palace's most senior official, the two key figures at the heart of what the Whitehall source described as the "deep state", focused in the first place on the wisdom of a public intervention by the monarch, who has been scrupulously impartial during her 62 years on the throne.
Another snapshot of life at the Barkers is Tim initially deciding not to have a cup of coffee, changing his mind when he sees Louise enjoying hers and then finding that – scrupulously 10 10-minded 10 10-mindedly put enough water in the kettle for one.
It is clear, officials add, that Fox has breached the ministerial code of conduct, which states that it is up to individual ministers to "avoid a conflict or the perception of a conflict" and that they must "scrupulously avoid any danger of an actual or perceived conflict of interest".
They didn't really understand the committee must be absolutely scrupulously independent of government and the agencies".
Che Parts I & II (2008) are faithful to Che Guevara's Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War and Bolivian Diary respectively, but scrupulously remove character and emotion.
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The adverb "scrupulously" modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to indicate the manner in which an action is performed. It signifies that the action is carried out with extreme care , thoroughness , and often a strong sense of duty or moral correctness . Ludwig AI confirms this usage.
Expression frequency: Very common
