punctiliously

The king and himself were always punctiliously polite to each other.

This was like him also, the punctiliously good manners, even among old friends, as we were.

I thank you, no.' He bowed punctiliously to the ladies.

In a moot, you should keep punctiliously to your allotted time.

He was punctiliously correct and filled with a sense of old-fashioned courtesy.

His elder returned the bow punctiliously and turned back to Hamilton.

Coaching with lawyers means the rules are carefully read and punctiliously observed.

"Rudeness will not get you your appointment," said the young man punctiliously.

It hadn't occurred to them that some couples plan a bit more punctiliously.

I was punctiliously exact in dealing with all the affairs of life that fell to my lot.

"Everyone is being very kind," she said punctiliously, like a well brought-up little girl giving due thanks.

The door had a handle which he could open himself; punctiliously, he also closed it.

For the most part, though, "American Foundations" is punctiliously measured.

The plants are punctiliously labelled, with a serious scientific remit.

We are grateful to be so lavishly and punctiliously supplied."

"In private conversation, we need not observe the rules of formal discourse too punctiliously.

So yes, for example, "pneumonia is a clinical diagnosis," as I punctiliously remind the residents and medical students.

Many thanks for repeating my poor brother-in-law's last words so punctiliously in spite of their trivial character.

He went upstairs now into the drawingroom and greeted her punctiliously.

"You may make an official statement to the booking robot," said the G, punctiliously polite.

The officer's tone was cool and punctiliously correct.

The two kinds of aristocracy were too punctiliously kept asunder, less so, however, than in Germany and some other nations.

I'll see you at dinner, Lady Sara,' and he bowed punctiliously in my direction.

Tim was a hard man to shake and the most punctiliously devout man in the corps.