The arguments in Temple are scrupulously balanced; Howard Davies directs with his mastery of timing and detail.
The 103-minute "Don Quixote," scrupulously restored last year by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, was directed by Nureyev and the Australian dancer Robert Helpmann.
PAGE C1 Film Review 'The Reader' The film, directed by Stephen Daldry, is a scrupulously tasteful recounting of an erotic affair that turns to love during the Holocaust, focusing on the generation of Germans who came of age after that catastrophe.
He directed a series of meticulously detailed, scrupulously acted productions of plays by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, Schiller, Molière, Tennessee Williams, and Samuel Beckett, among others.
Until the current revival, directed by Matthew Warchus for the Roundabout Theater Company, productions of "Follies" scrupulously balanced the show's unsparing portrait of marital disillusion against a glamorous, surreal fantasy of Broadway's Ziegfeld era.
John Doyle directs a scrupulously subdued cast led by Faith Prince, Tom Wopat and Mr. Fierstein (1 30).
The key lesson of this paper is that as incomplete follow-back of survival is unlikely to miss much survival time, registry resources devoted to follow-back should be directed towards linking a higher proportion of DCI patients with hospital records, rather than scrupulously checking the completeness of each patient's history.
The film, directed by Udi Edel and based on the book of the same name by Stefan Aust, takes us scrupulously through the heydays of the group, each deed more brazen and brutal than the last: the bombing of a newspaper office, the daylight murders of prominent German citizens, the siege of an embassy in Stockholm, the hijacking of a Lufthansa jet, and so forth.
Scrupulously applying the intangible principles set forth above is paramount in a setting where the ICU team may feel that the final goal has changed: instead of acting only for the patient, actions directed toward another target may be taken, not subsequently, but at the same time.
The best way for the state to promote the good, it is sometimes claimed, is for it to refrain scrupulously from all direct efforts at promoting the good (Kymlicka 1990, 199 205).
And Grandage, who scrupulously seeks out the dramatic content in every musical he directs, is here confronted by a lack of real conflict or substantial characterisation.
