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Meticulously in sentence

48 examples of Meticulously in a sentence

He very carefully and meticulously notes his results in an exercise book.
And he learned meticulously from his mistakes.
Specifically: What if some crazy person had meticulously recreated a typical paper depicting an alternate reality?
Their days were meticulously mapped out, and any free time they had was devoted to honoring their Great Leader.
And with months of frantically drafting proposals, meticulously computing data in a caffeinated daze at 2am, I was able to finalize my results.
He penned treatises on everything from anatomy to nutrition to bedside manner, meticulously cataloguing his writings to ensure their preservation.
Astronomers spent the next two decades meticulously tracking the position of Uranus across the sky, but it still didn't fit Bouvard's predictions.
What a strange personality disorder we must have, counting the children so meticulously in spite of a high child death rate.
All of the sets in the first half of the movie were meticulously recreated from the book - something which has been lacking in many other Koontz films.
Sir john Gielgud return's to his Wilde roots as lord Henry,and although about a decade too old for the role,he totally becomes the enigmatic,life loving cad and cynic that Wilde brought to life so meticulously in his novella.
"Autumn Spring" tells of the misadventures of a dapper, walrus faced, 78 (approx) year old Czech man who haplessly befuddles and bemuses all who know him with his mischievous ways while his wife meticulously plans her funeral.
His pilot film and the first 2 Seasons were well written and meticulously produced, but somewhere along the way the Roddenberry touch was lost.
He and the production staff have lovingly and meticulously recreated that world in a film where all the characters are essentially fictional.
While errors abound on the large scale (most notably the dynastic succession), the details are more meticulously researched than the vast majority of Hollywood's films.
This is a very well-made film, meticulously directed and with some excellent character acting that at times is deeply moving - for example the scene with the loyal but unsophisticated sidekick cop and his wife.
The way everything is meticulously placed is incredible.
We as people dismiss our feelings of jealousy as being acceptable but when push comes to shove, you have to be a winner at heart and meticulously trained.
The real thing never looked so beautiful, or was so meticulously composed, or lovingly rendered.
His comings and goings have been meticulously stop-watched by the mastermind of the heist (Preston Foster), a disgruntled policeman forced into retirement who seeks his weird sort of revenge.
Every detail is meticulously worked out, even more accurately, I believe, than in The Titanic (which, contrary to popular belief, had a few inaccuracies).
You can tell every action was acted out and studied meticulously.
The action sequences are meticulously combined with the dramatic and romantic moments, which maintain a certain rush of adrenaline.
I think anyone familiar with Angelopoulos knows what to expect with his films: long, drawn out, meticulously planned shots that slowly scan environments, with the image composed of not only the foreground but hundreds of yards into the background.
Lovingly and meticulously directed by Michael Polish and written with quiet brilliance by Mark Polish (with help from twin brother Michael), this gentle, soft-spoken film is one of the three best films of 1999.
The atmosphere is chilling, carefully established and maintained throughout, by the grisly sights and the incredibly well-done and meticulously crafted sound-side that is either shocking or hinting, never noisy or dull.
After professional thief Jack Tulliver (Snipes) and his crew pull off a meticulously planned armoured car heist, they are ambushed by another group of thieves, who kill most of Tulliver's crew but are unable to kill Tulliver before he escapes.
the period was meticulously recreated but the movie quickly lost the steam.
He chooses the worst crime he can think of (being a claustrophobic) and then plans it meticulously.
After his artsy fantasy "The Thief of Baghdad" freaked everyone out, Doug got back to basics with this sequel to his first swashbuckler, "The Mark of Zorro" -- and concocted a meticulously designed, take-no-chances star vehicle.
He went about his task meticulously.