In the decade between Viola and Richard, Redmayne has worked fastidiously and uncompromisingly.
The clue to the supposedly mystical power of Kleiber's conducting proves not so elusive after all: as Barber's book shows, he worked more fastidiously and more intensely when he did conduct than any other musician, studying the manuscript, where possible, of every piece he played, and listening to every performance he could gets his hands on.
He was a comic's comic, friends with the greats, always working good gigs, fastidiously dressed, topical to the minute and unafraid to take on any subject.
When many New Orleanians were out drinking themselves into a hangover at midnight, Dwight was fastidiously working on proofing his dough.
We act fastidiously because we can, not because we should.
Reviewing her paintings at the Tibor de Nagy Gallery in 2015 for The New York Times, Holland Cotter called her "an expressive geometrician" who "makes painting look like fastidiously worked joy".
In some ways, even Larkin's life mirrors Housman's: the small output of poems fastidiously worked over, the seemingly dull career as an academic librarian, the solitary bachelor flat (though we now know, of course, that he wasn't nearly as lonely and sex-starved as he pretended).
We have fastidiously worked to make Daily Kos as inclusive and welcoming as possible, both externally, and internally, in the way we hire and treat our employees," he said.
Their work was fastidiously deliberate.
Every note in this intricate work is fastidiously placed; it was all rendered with crystalline purity by Keith, the woodwinds, horns, and strings.
