Miller's play was scrupulously researched, though he was not above dramatic liberty, which he took in terms of both excision and invention.
Scrupulously careful though he is to state his firm support for the more-tolerant spirit of the age, he does so only in passing, really: he is much more interested in the opportunities for contrarianism.
Though scrupulously elegant, as always, Heaney's words gained nothing - quite the opposite - from their musical setting.
The opening allegro was clean and forthright but lacked dramatic tension, while the scherzo, though scrupulously detailed, seemed deliberate and over controlled.
Though scrupulously researched, her novels featuring Falco, a wise-cracking private eye in Flavian Rome, owe little of their charm and wit to ancient models.
The narratives of his novels were elaborate, pacy and frequently violent (though always scrupulously researched), leading some to believe that meeting this tough author would be a formidable proposition.
Though surgeons scrupulously monitor vital signs such as pulse and blood pressure, anesthesiologists have no clear signal of whether the patient is conscious.
At Mr. Pataki's urging, the commission, led by Frank G. Zarb, called for billions in new spending for troubled schools all across the state, though it was scrupulously noncommittal about how the money should be divided among the various school districts, or where it should come from.
Though the Dardennes' films are scrupulously naturalistic, they all belong to the suspense genre, though it is a suspense of character, not of plot.
Gradually though, we come to see how Cunningham's scrupulously sensitive reading of the poems doesn't limit but amplifies their force.
