meticulousness

For an orchestra that sometimes only goes through the motions, this program was animated by an expressive meticulousness.

Mr. Millstein trained as an engineer at Columbia before switching to law and was respected for his meticulousness and tact.

His meticulousness didn’t come off as mannered, as it sometimes does.

His meticulousness and charisma as a team boss as head of the World Cup organizing committee, as well as his energy and drive, are unforgettable.”

The air was cool and Roth, 78, who is as sly as he is reflective, mentioned the meticulousness of Fincher, with whom he worked on “Mank,” and the generosity of Scorsese.