Sentence examples for scrupulously thorough from inspiring English sources

They are scrupulously thorough, these women.

The result is "a scrupulously thorough and readable" biography, Alan Ehrenhalt said here in 2000.

But if this is not a work of startling disclosure, it is a scrupulously thorough and readable examination of the important issues of a long political life.

His inquiry into the lives and testimonies of Paul and Luke, and their journeys through the far-flung extremities of the Roman Empire, is scrupulously thorough, and relies on an enormous amount of reading, gently summoned.

Next our scrupulously thorough author will thank the fellowships and grant organizations that subsidized his work — and here we have the pleasure of seeing a novel transform into a billboard.

"The meaning of 'both hands,' " he adds, "evolved into a word that can mean, variously: carefully, thorough, caringly, conscientiously, scrupulously, heartfully, wasting nothing and making the most of every resource".

"Somewhere for Me" is a thorough and scrupulously researched biography that is both welcome and necessary.

Digital technology comes partly to the rescue; in the thorough and scrupulously documented booklet notes, Richard Warren Jr., the curator for historical recordings at Yale University, explains that the original discs were transferred to digital using a Packburn Audio Noise Suppressor, and some needle jumps were repaired via computer.

Finally, analysing these data often requires considerable time, since before reaching valid conclusions--bearing in mind the data quality challenges mentioned earlier--researchers (if they are thorough) must scrupulously check the results.

A thorough codicological and palaeographical description of the codex 490 was scrupulously written by Schiaparelli [13], whose work was updated by Pomaro [14].

When students visit campuses, they will notice that such thorough questioning not only elucidates their personal understandings of themselves, but also allows them to scrupulously discern between a school at which they know they belong and one at which their numbers belong.