scrupulousness

But Mr Duran, Harris's former colleague in the attorney general’s office, sees it less as a matter of political scrupulousness and more simply a sign of her political pragmatism.

The series itself reminds you that you’re watching a production, and not a documentary, with movie moves — and, for all the scrupulousness of its re-creations, a Hollywood relation to history: Characters, whose actual accomplishments and adventures are related here, are also be enlisted into situations in which they did not participate, simply for dramatic purposes.

So it’s hard to tell if this movie avoids any conventionally exciting set pieces out of scrupulousness or just lack of inspiration.

Those problems show how far short this country has fallen from fulfilling the spirit of "super due process" and scrupulousness which the Supreme Court once promised to all people who are accused or convicted of capital crimes.

The people at Sony Pictures, by contrast, have taken their usual care to warn journalists not to spill the secrets of “No Way Home,” expecting us to behave with more scrupulousness and care than some of their own marketing materials.