Sentence examples similar to scrupulously attributed from inspiring English sources
Prior to my conversation with his representative this week, the poem's caption did not mention Lawrence; it's now been updated to scrupulously attribute the quotation.
Although he was not personally its curator, the National Gallery's hugely successful recent Leonardo show seems to have embodied much of the Penny philosophy: scrupulously hung, relatively small in scale, and placing the securely attributed works by the master – of which there are remarkably few – in the context of others, both paintings and drawings, by his contemporaries.
While Whedon has no official website, that role is sometimes erroneously attributed to Whedonesque.com, while other media outlets scrupulously describe the relationship between Whedon and the site.
Much of his book is given to linguistic variations, regional, social and personal; and you need not go to the 31 varieties of English-based pidgin or creole languages that he shows on one map scrupulously attributed to its originator, a welcome novelty among encyclopedias to know that one man's barbarism is another man's normal use.
Flags were also attributed.
The source was attributed.
The Clinton campaign would no doubt attribute this to press bias, but it scrupulously designed the event to avoid making news.
The same news media that constantly revisited the Oprah-Caroline-Maria rally in California ignored "Voices Across America: A National Town Hall". The Clinton campaign would no doubt attribute this to press bias, but it scrupulously designed the event to avoid making news.
Attribute #6: Adaptability.
