fastidiousness

The main answer, I think, is a sort of fastidiousness.

A fastidiousness, which increased with his years, was always characteristic of him.

She was used to a ship- board routine of fastidiousness.

Sometimes I break out all over with fastidiousness at funny moments.

I do not believe for a moment that the English people feel any such insane fastidiousness.

Teenagers at every economic level are displaying a new fastidiousness.

Thomson could control words with the same fastidiousness as notes.

He swiftly lost the fastidiousness which had characterized his old life.

I'm a little worried by it: I mean, this fastidiousness is so out of character.

But behind the scenes there has to be an American fastidiousness and attention to detail.

Those who have seen him in the jungle say they are impressed with his fastidiousness and knowledge.

Some sort of fastidiousness within him had held him back from doing anything with any girl.

One might expect such fastidiousness to sound mannered, but it does not.

They threw fastidiousness to the winds and simply did not worry about it.

This is the day we feel the full impact of the Chancellor's generosity or fastidiousness.

A duke took great pleasures in the small rituals of fastidiousness.

This has been a rare of old series for fidgeting and fastidiousness.

I would not permit these animals to laugh at any fastidiousness of mine.

That kind of fastidiousness spoke of a need for order and control.

I saw that I had touched something very important - his fastidiousness.

He did not think he had to apologize for his fastidiousness.

All my fastidiousness would suddenly, for no rhyme or reason, vanish.

All very simple, even Spartan, but with nothing to jar on her fastidiousness.

Though he came from a prairie village, Jim had fastidiousness, a natural elegance.

Such fastidiousness marks another modern touch in the process.