Sentence examples for scrupulously conveys from inspiring English sources

O'Connell scrupulously conveys how Hannibal outwitted his enemies, and how this disastrous turning point in Rome's history ultimately led to the republic's resurgence and the creation of its empire.

Hammer, a Newsweek correspondent, is scrupulously fair, conveying both his initial sense of horror at his brother's religious makeover — in which Tony, "the most resolute atheist I had known," comes to resemble "a Hasidic Willy Loman" — and his qualified, begrudging comprehension of his brother's motives in seeking out an insulated life of study and prayer.

Towards the end of the book, Coetzee conveys absolute sincerity while scrupulously directing the reader's attention to the potentially fraudulent techniques he's using to convey it.

Eisenstein picks out a face here and there — a bereaved mother, an outraged older woman, a handsome male student — but for the most part what we are responding to are pure lines of force, slashed across the screen and conveyed by editing that scrupulously preserves the spatial integrity of the scene.

The container for all that energy is José Rivera's scrupulously faithful screen adaptation, which tries with only fitful success to convey the bravado, passion and verve of Kerouac's besotted streams of consciousness.

Mr. McCain, speaking in New Hampshire, also sought to convey leader-to-leader chemistry when he called Mr. Musharraf a "personally scrupulously honest" man who deserved "the benefit of the doubt" on uniting Pakistan.

Supermom is scrupulously clean.

We scrupulously avoid that".

Paul is scrupulously evenhanded.

Everything was scrupulously recorded".

I had been scrupulously careful.