Sentence examples for so scrupulous that from inspiring English sources

I've never quite been able to believe in Catholics – Africans or otherwise – who are so scrupulous that they couldn't possibly use condoms, but will resort to prostitutes.

Maazel is so scrupulous at eliciting superior execution that he fails to make much of crucial tempo juxtapositions, especially in the 35-minute opening movement, while mitigating the ardent, pulsing song of the finale.

The Jerwood project is so scrupulous and careful that the objectors' fears may prove unfounded, but there still could have been a case for putting it in a part of town more obviously in need of help.

Indeed, Ms. Rosenthal's work is so scrupulous and unassuming that after a while you might begin to take it for granted and to allow astonishment at the film's visual texture to give way to impatience with its story.

The nun Prasannamati Mataji is a follower of Jainism, an ascetic faith so scrupulous about sparing life that its adherents mask their mouths to avoid swallowing insects.

It was of an inconsequential revival of Irish playwright Sean O'Casey's "The Plough and the Stars," in which I complained that the actors were so scrupulous about the work's naturalism that they completely overlooked the characters' native theatricality.

Indeed, Mr. Woodward was so scrupulous about shielding Mr. Felt that he did not introduce him to Mr. Bernstein until this year, 36 years after they cracked the scandal.

It's just that his vision of suffering is so scrupulous, and so mercifully free of histrionics, that it crosses the battle line of the argument.

Mr. Weitz is so scrupulous about evenly apportioning his opprobrium that his criticism of the characters neutralizes itself.

"We have definitely crossed into the land of moral equivalency…One cannot make a credible case that a director so scrupulous about historical accuracy in his earlier films...would rewrite history to this extent simply for dramatic effect".

These are all flaws that would have especially mortified Wilder, so scrupulous a researcher, so fastidious and cool a stylist.