| If that seems overly punctilious in the circumstances, they can at least be told to direct their remarks to the entire group. |
| The king was intelligent and punctilious in his performance of his official duties and had a regal bearing that commanded immediate respect. |
| But the methodology is painstakingly punctilious due to the heavy editing involved. |
| When it comes to playwriting, he is perhaps the most tormentedly punctilious, and the most celebrated in English Canada. |
| He is a quiet man, courteous and punctilious on form and protocol. |
| Ritualism ensues with an unchallenged insistence upon punctilious adherence to formalized procedures. |
