This was all done very scrupulously.
"I know that a lot of people think that guys like me succeed by stepping on the broken backs of employees and other people," Adelson said, "but they don't understand that we, too, have philosophies and ideals that we adhere to very scrupulously".
(One famous howler is from "The Ten Commandments," in which Yul Brynner's Egyptian pharaoh says of Charlton Heston's Hebraic Moses, "His God IS God!") To his credit, Louvish does not gloss over DeMille's deficiencies and excesses; rather, he very scrupulously records them as crucial clues in a genuinely complex story rich in contradictions and paradoxes.
I run a scrupulously clean, orderly restaurant kitchen, where food is rotated and handled and stored very conscientiously.
In general, fresh fish, caught locally that very day or scrupulously flown in, brings out the best in Bermuda cuisine.
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.
Lord Kinnock himself had not seen these papers until the BBC showed them to him, and he says he is not surprised by the contents: "These are absolutely outstanding civil servants, very fine minds and scrupulously fair, but they couldn't avoid filling up a paper with the disadvantages of FOI.
The BBC cameraman is scrupulously zooming in very closely on her head, not allowing his lens to show anything but her face.
The voice is very pretty, but the singing is scrupulously domesticated.
But the film also scrupulously retells a not very well-known moment in American life, to make pointed comments about some of the most gut-wrenching issues in the post-9/11 era.
Tired, but scrupulously polite, they are very much the Danny Brown collaborators you could take home to your parents, apologising for talking over each other and asking for permission to pause the interview while they eat their pumpkin toast.
