scrupulously

A couple of seasons ago in Phoenix, I had taped a midday match to watch after work and was scrupulously avoiding any source of spoilers.

The production, scrupulously directed by David Cromer, is deeply moving in its public-spirited vision.

True to their stereotype, Canadians have remained scrupulously polite to the American expats interviewed for this story, but there have been some awkward moments.

If the end is at hand, why worry too scrupulously over a life or two, or, for that matter, over the functioning of society?

His book conveys both candor and a rigorous attempt to not only scrupulously point out mistakes Adams feels he made, but to “help people understand why you made the mistake.”