Sentence examples for scrupulously restored from inspiring English sources
Scrupulously restored and reissued on Blu-ray in time for its 35th anniversary, "Taxi Driver" remains a work of fascinating contradictions.
The 103-minute "Don Quixote," scrupulously restored last year by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, was directed by Nureyev and the Australian dancer Robert Helpmann.
One climbs the scrupulously restored stoop and steps through the properly Federalist entry to find midcentury furniture arranged among white walls lighted with unexpected sunshine.
Greenway built several fine buildings in the Georgian style, notably the Hyde Park Barracks and St. James Church (both on Macquarie Street), which have been scrupulously restored to their original state.
Saigon, now called Ho Chi Minh City, where America's doomed campaign began, was, ironically, in good shape, with upbeat people and new glass-walled office towers and hotels; even the old French opera house had been scrupulously restored.
Experiencing this a few years ago was richly surreal, as the city celebrated its past as centre of the governmental intelligentsia at the same time as it draped its scrupulously restored older buildings with the trappings of hypermodernity.
MacNeice made one revision when reprinting the poem in Eighty-Five Poems (1959): he changed the penultimate line from "And all the room a glow…" to "And all the room one glow…" Peter McDonald acknowledges the revision as an improvement, but scrupulously restores the earlier line, as printed in The Last Ditch.
According to an excerpt from Daniel Schulman's 2014 Koch brothers biography, Sons of Wichita, Frederick, 84, has a reputation for both opulence and frugality: He has spent millions kitting out a Fifth Avenue townhouse that he doesn't live in, scrupulously restoring European castles and preserving rare books.
