Sentence examples for scrupulously researched from inspiring English sources

Although scrupulously researched, "A Royal Affair" looks at history sentimentally.

Mr Guy has scrupulously researched More's family, his career and the religious controversies he engaged in.

Scrupulously researched and elegantly written, "In the Heart of the Sea is a masterpiece of maritime history.

Each is packed with scrupulously researched material, much of it extremely technical and, like the play's hero, ultimately inconclusive.

In her scrupulously researched "Sticks and Stones," Bazelon continues to cut through the sensationalism that often surrounds reports about bullying.

This "vivid, scrupulously researched" biography "offers a wonderful glimpse of Japan through foreign eyes," Susan Chira wrote here in 2003.

Fortunately, Shephard has given us a solidly researched, scrupulously balanced and sensitive account of the liberation that will serve as a fitting tribute and a guide to future generations about how best to remember Belsen.

Such nonsense aside, Mackrell's biography of Lopokova was a thrilling one, deeply researched and scrupulously avoiding the cliches that tend to appear whenever "Bloomsbury" is lodged in the title.

For all its patiently researched, previously unpublished and scrupulously documented detail, its field of vision is myopic, its psychological insights few and its literary interest strictly limited.

These works are very carefully researched; sources and "justifications" (as the French call them) are scrupulously set forth in notes, appendixes, bibliographies; inference and conjecture, when used, are duly labeled as such; no fictional devices or manipulations of material are permitted, and the life is generally developed in straight chronological order.

Making a tactful choice of manner and sombre tenor, sifting his research scrupulously, he holds his nerve and reason where many a Brontë biographer fails.