Surely not from YC's partners, who as far as I can tell are scrupulously fair in their dealings with entrepreneurs.
They're quiet, usually, told in calm, precise, scrupulously unsensational prose, but peace of the kind for which poor Eleanor yearns is always elusive.
(Is he doing penance for all the corrupt attorneys in his adult books?) He tells his story scrupulously, explaining fine points of criminal law and, as far as I can tell (not being a lawyer myself), sticking to legal reality.
James Martz, an assistant state attorney for Palm Beach County, told the panel that his office had scrupulously followed state law when it seized the records, which were immediately sealed.
Famed Renaissance artist Filippo Lippi expressed his subservience to his patron Giovanni di Cosimo de' Medici in a letter cited by Baxandall: "I have done what you told me on the painting and applied myself scrupulously to each thing".
After a leak in 2007, for instance, the FBI raided the homes of unrelated NSA employees who had raised similar issues internally, despite the fact that they "had scrupulously worked within the system," Devine told me.
"And I have told this to those close to me, so they can scrupulously accept this principle".
The Armenians are told to collect their belongings and, in a scene kept scrupulously free of hindsight, marched out of the town.
Hunt revealed he considered resigning after the mountain of emails and texts between Smith and Michel emerged at the Leveson inquiry in April, but he told the inquiry it was not appropriate because he had acted "scrupulously fairly".
Though Putin and Obama have a chilly relationship, the US president told the Atlantic earlier this year: "The truth is, actually, Putin, in all of our meetings, is scrupulously polite, very frank.
