scrupulously

Many seemed scrupulously cared for, but in others a rotted half-sprung mattress would block an upper floor window, with trash strewn in the yard.

It’s a call to look around and be scrupulously honest about who among us has given up on journalism, why, and if there’s any conceivable way back.

Smith contends, after scrupulously parsing the Supreme Court’s immunity decision, that Trump’s conduct “was not official, and, in the alternative, that the Government has rebutted any presumptive immunity for any of the remaining conduct that the Court finds to be official.”

On Thursday, she was scrupulously loyal to President Biden and did not try to distance herself from his policies.

To his day she still fears staying somewhere new, like a hotel, and will scrupulously check the fire doors and exit routes.