The show's organizers -- Stefano Carboni, associate curator of Islamic art at the Met, and David Whitehouse, the executive director of the Corning Museum -- scrupulously try to identify each of the show's entries in their catalog.
Scrupulously, she tried to avoid touching anything, explaining to the court that she was an emergency medical technician and had been trained in how to behave at a crime site.
We reserve the right to go to war, even though, inevitably -- and no matter how scrupulously we try to avoid it -- we kill civilians in war.
Also, after spending a long time trying to be scrupulously truthful in my memoir, "Joseph Anton," I felt a strong urge to swing to the other end of the literary spectrum and make up something wildly surreal.
The irony is that this situation has arisen from the team trying to be scrupulously fair to both drivers.
"We were very conscious of the Congress's authority in this area, and we tried, as scrupulously as I know how, to live up to our obligations," he said.
If it's autobiography you evoke the past, you try as scrupulously as possible to stick to your recollections; it's a matter of extraordinary importance that you write everything down exactly the way it happened, as it's usually put: that you don't varnish the facts one little bit.
Although the Pirros scrupulously maintained the appearance of separate professional lives, Mr. Pirro made no secret of trying to advance his wife's career.
Not to mention the pleasure of being in Brunetti's company when this shrewd but scrupulously honest man is having a crisis of ethics at the flower market or trying to pry information from a hostile nun.
He scrupulously avoided dealing with the merits and justified his conduct by asserting that he is simply trying "to help people".
