"Some of us" clearly includes Ms. Jaoui herself, who regards her own social caste with a scrupulously measured mixture of satire and affection.
Her father, a middle-aged doctor named Romeo (Adrian Titieni), unwisely decides to intervene, at which point this swiftly paced, scrupulously measured film becomes a blow-by-blow indictment of this man and his manifold hypocrisies. .
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.
"I use scrupulously amount".
And so, JohnsonGrove said, a ballot measure scrupulously written to avoid partisanship has become just another example of it.
The margin is so tight that the shots are now measured scrupulously.
But already here, at a New Year's party in "The Happiest I've Been," the 19-year-old John Nordholm will learn how the back of a young man's thumb can fit against the curve of a girl's breast, while Updike's scrupulously magnifying notice measures "her two lush eyebrows and then the spaces of skin between the rough curls, some black and some bleached, that fringed her forehead".
I am not one of them, lacking cool hands (for keeping pie crusts flaky) and a cool head (for measuring ingredients scrupulously).
To notify the person of his right to silence, and to assure that the exercise of the right will be scrupulously honored, the following measures are required, and the court said, we're not saying that it must be these particular warnings.
After all, data is just the plural of anecdote as long as the anecdotes are scrupulously and systematically chosen.Nor can the official statistics measure everything that economists consider important.
