Sentence examples for scrupulously just from inspiring English sources

"Only his care," he wrote during the Seven Years' War, "his untiring work, his scrupulously just policies, his great and admirable thriftiness and the strict discipline he introduced into the army which he himself had created, made possible the achievements I have so far accomplished".

But for all that's scrupulously remembered, just as much is forgotten.

Catherine Peters follows him scrupulously but with compassion.

In a sharp contrast to Judge Cabranes's more expansive style, she and Judge Sotomayor found they agreed on a more cautious, scrupulously narrow, just-the-facts approach to judicial work, disdaining what they called "results-oriented judges" — meaning judges, including conservatives, who used elaborate ideas about democracy or constitutional interpretation to reach the ends they happened to favor.

Party officials still shudder at the scandal of cash for peerages, which cast a stain, and are rightly mindful of sticking scrupulously to not just the letter of the law but indeed the spirit of the law.

They are usually scrupulously honest – they just don't have the guile to be anything else, and they can't lie.

He is scrupulously polite, but clearly uncomfortable.

The books were scrupulously preserved but badly catalogued.

The scrupulously researched narrative begins just before John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry and ends after the assassination of Pres.

Being scrupulously generous, it is (just about) possible to believe that the final report will be less wishy-washy than this interim effort.

This system is rigorous and drastic enough, but Josephus explains that the Essenes were "just and scrupulously careful in their trial of cases, never passing sentence in a court of less than a hundred members".