1
He is cheery and loquacious, methodical and orderly, and very punctilious in dress.
2
He had an idea that these people were very punctilious as to time.
3
They call themselves captives, not slaves, and are very punctilious upon this point.
4
The Russians are very punctilious in making and receiving visits.
5
They are very punctilious in their manners to each other.
6
The Holy Office is very punctilious, according to the circumstance.
7
She has certainly good sense, and is not very punctilious.
8
He is very punctilious about answering letters; and suspecting nothing he would tell the news.
9
Now Hastings was to have been here, and as a rule the neutrals are very punctilious.
10
He is an honest and very punctilious German.
11
Thorndyke is so very punctilious about his engagements.
12
She was very punctilious about calling upon strangers.
13
The best Sinn Feiners are very punctilious.
14
They are very punctilious amongst each other.
15
She was very punctilious in all her habits, breakfasting ever at half-past eight, and dining always at six.
16
She was a very punctilious woman.
