Sentence examples for scrupulously refer from inspiring English sources

My fascination extends not just to the given name by which we govern our everyday affairs, but also to the creative and dark nom de plumes to which we assign the creations that we scrupulously refer to as "ours".

The administration is reviewing that aid but has scrupulously avoided referring to Mr. Morsi's ouster as a coup d'état, which could force its suspension on legal grounds.

Is he betting that by sticking to scrupulously neutral bipartisan language, even when his criticisms clearly refer to tea-party Republicans, he will drive them into ever-more-extreme paroxysms of hatred?

For us it's really important to have a look at this fairly and scrupulously and say: 'Is this something we're going to be able to investigate and take to a criminal case through the courts?'" One factor he will take into account is the time it has taken ministers to refer the case to the SFO – a delay which could make it difficult for potential witnesses to recall important details at a trial.

Claudia Roth Pierpont referred to Roth as "his scrupulously fair and loving mother's secret favourite".

Apple has scrupulously avoiding calling its new functionality "ad blocking", instead referring to "a fast and efficient way to block cookies, images, resources, pop-ups, and other content".

Compression refers to the sense that a poem's language has been scrupulously pared down; dilation occurs when a poem's language has been allowed to go so slack that it seems almost unpoetic.

The title certainly refers to the education that the curator of Real Art Ways, Steven A. Holmes, received as he scrupulously put the show together.

Supermom is scrupulously clean.

We scrupulously avoid that".

I had been scrupulously careful.