Regarding the album's musical style, NME reviewer Dave Hill wrote, "The drums, guitars, voice and production style are pressed scrupulously together in a murderous unity of surging, textured mood".
When pressed, though, Milosh has been nothing but straightforward about what inspired the deeply sensual (if scrupulously gender-neutral) love songs on "Woman".
However, few artistic movements have pressed these questions about the division between aesthetic value on the one hand, and cognitive value on the other, as scrupulously and explicitly as conceptual art.
The Clinton campaign would no doubt attribute this to press bias, but it scrupulously designed the event to avoid making news.
The SIA's president, George Scalise, with 40 years semiconductor industry managerial experience dating back to storied Fairchild, is scrupulously conservative with his press statements, the latest pointing to a very tight supply chain.
According to the reference work "Contemporary Authors," a critic named W. H. Archer praised Mr. Hall's "Rose for Mrs. Lincoln: A Biography of Mary Todd Lincoln" (Beacon Press, 1970), calling it "scrupulously researched" and written in "a charmingly premeditated style".
While Bai is tough on Taylor and the principal political reporter for the Miami Herald, Tom Fiedler, he also scrupulously offers their defense, and he provides some context for why the press had legitimate concerns about Hart's character: Nixon had lied about Watergate, and Lyndon Johnson had lied about Vietnam.
Schoenfeld is scrupulously honest in assessing the real costs and benefits of unilateral decisions by the press.
Ma'an scrupulously maintains its editorial independence and aims to promote access to information, freedom of expression, press freedom, and media pluralism in Palestine.
By the time the two, scrupulously edited volumes came out, de Graef's revelation had been reported widely in the press; the Times Magazine had published an article on de Man's past that contained additional damaging information (specifically, that he was a bigamist); and the people who wrote for journals of opinion had mostly savaged de Man, his work, and academic literary theory.
Supermom is scrupulously clean.
