Sentence examples for scrupulously equal from inspiring English sources

Allotting scrupulously equal time to each of her subjects, the director, Chiara Clemente, makes smooth transitions among styles, mediums and personalities.

At a press conference on Sunday Turnbull said public funding would be a matter for cabinet and the partyroom, but if funding were provided it would be "scrupulously equal and fair as between the yes case and the no case".

On Monday the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, kept his options open, telling parliament any funding provided to the yes or the no case would be "scrupulously equal and fair".

Marian Fontana's heartfelt, if predictable, "Falling Short" has great one-liners but mines familiar territory to win sympathy for its online-dating heroine; Paul Weitz's "Change" lampoons drug burnouts and the bourgeoisie in such scrupulously equal measure that its criticism of the characters neutralizes itself.

Women and men are scrupulously given an equal voice.

Orozco clearly had an impact on the painter Débora Arango from Colombia, who in the 1940's was forthrightly addressing the subject of violence toward women, and on Julio Tomás Martínez of Puerto Rico, whose scrupulously detailed allegorical paintings slam church and state with equal ferocity.

The grouping shows some of the limitations of this one-to-one matching, providing a false sense that every section of Benjamin's project had equal weight, or that its over-all architecture was so scrupulously organized.

Supermom is scrupulously clean.

We scrupulously avoid that".

I had been scrupulously careful.

Paul is scrupulously evenhanded.