Sentence examples for scrupulously worded from inspiring English sources

Lengthy and scrupulously worded appeals to universal brotherhood have regularly been featured in Wonder's onstage patter.

"The Reader" is a scrupulously tasteful — more on that word tasteful later — film about an erotic affair that turns to love.

Indeed, Howe had earlier surmised, "Arthur adopted [a code] for his own political behavior but subject to three restraints: he remained to everyone a man of his word; he kept scrupulously free from corrupt graft; he maintained a personal dignity, affable and genial though he might be.

In the complaint, Ms. Hassett says that Ms. Hasselbeck's book "includes dozens of paraphrased as well as word for word regurgitations of phrases and scrupulously researched factual data entries" and "utilizes a virtually identical order and format of 13 chapters" of Ms. Hassett's work.

Both "cruciflicks" (Mr. Saville's word) claim to be scrupulously faithful to the life of Jesus, but there are significant differences.

Though scrupulously elegant, as always, Heaney's words gained nothing - quite the opposite - from their musical setting.

The madrigals show his new manner most clearly: an elegant and pliable vocal line, scrupulously following the inflections of the words and heightened by affective embellishments, stands out against a subdued chordal accompaniment in diatonic harmony improvised from the newly invented basso continuo.

"I've always taken [Parker] at his word that The Wine Advocate scrupulously avoids potential conflicts of interest.

Daniele Gatti's conducting is not the last word in mercurial detail but is scrupulously precise and dramatically vital.

And social niceties are scrupulously observed: at news conferences and parties, a discouraging word will never be heard.

Dean is scrupulously fair, but Nixon is undone by his own words.