scrupulous

At no time was he a very scrupulous man of his word.

The way to deal with her was to be scrupulous.

The need to find the man was too great for me to be scrupulous.

But, he said, other companies are not always so scrupulous.

If these people did not do such things, they could be killed by others who were less scrupulous.

No wonder he had been so scrupulous in his public life.

And we had to separate the money in a really scrupulous way.

"I always thought there was fire behind those scrupulous manners."

You're smart, not too scrupulous, you know your way around.

This is - and I also know how scrupulous you are about facts.

Because of scrupulous infection control, there were no cases among health care workers.

Not too scrupulous about such things on the other side of the line, you see."

If they are pretty and not too scrupulous, recruits can make a career.

It had been quite scrupulous, in fact, about not making itself a nuisance.

I'm sure you'll be extremely scrupulous from now on; just about have to, you know.

What this means, above all, is that it must pay scrupulous attention to the rights of the accused.

It said "no one is more scrupulous" in following Federal election laws.

Crime can only be fought by scrupulous respect for the state of law.

But he'd been painfully scrupulous about keeping his hands to himself.

But some of the builders had been a little less than scrupulous in their building practices.

If you throw away your weapons, some less scrupulous person will pick them up.

He was certain to treat her with the most scrupulous ceremony.

And he had a healthy, scrupulous look to him, with a smile always just around the corner.

Beethoven was a not a very nice man either, nor always a scrupulous one.