scrupulous

Not as someone with a shred of sympathy, or as a dogged and scrupulous seeker of truth and justice.

“Riefenstahl,” Andres Veiel’s scrupulous, powerful documentary about the documentarian’s efforts to rehabilitate her image and art — a biography folded into an investigation — amounts to one big “not so fast” of a response.

“Part of it is a symbolic gesture, and then part of it is to kind of relieve the more scrupulous Catholics of their worries about attending Mass,” Hoover said.

She added: "While the risk to livestock remains low, I urge all animal owners to ensure scrupulous cleanliness is in place and to report any signs of infection to the Animal Plant Health Agency immediately."

The "Severance" writers have been so scrupulous because they want viewers to use their minds in ways that the streaming model has slowly discouraged.