Sentence examples for A meticulous method from inspiring English sources

So he devised a meticulous method of laying down pigments in tiny dots.

A friend lent us some pots, and Marsha has developed a meticulous method for cleaning our plates and glasses that weren't submerged in the floodwater in our kitchen.

He used (and taught, at the Manhattan School of Music and the New England Conservatory) a meticulous method in which the architecture of a piece – its bar structures and the duration of specific episodes – were conceived before any of the specifics of melody and harmony, and that improvisers only entered the picture after all the fundamental elements had been established.

So, we need to use a more meticulous method to deal with the stabilization problem.

His approach owes more to Buddha than Barnum -- an intense focus seeking knowledge about the essential nature of things, a meticulous working method driven not by obsessiveness, but by a meditative sensibility in pursuit of clarity and mindfulness.

And in a craft in which small errors are commonplace and bigger mistakes a regular occupational hazard, Ms. Toner devised a meticulous personal method for checking and re-checking names, dates, facts and figures in her own raw copy, a step few reporters take.

Susskind's meticulous method owes something, perhaps, to his background as a barrister, determined to assemble a watertight case.

Dr. Burgdorfer, who was born and educated in Basel, Switzerland, moved to Hamilton in 1951 to pursue his distinctive specialty: tick surgery, as he liked to call his meticulous method of dissecting ticks to study the diseases they spread.

"The most interesting people I've worked with are the ones who are so interested in what they are doing that they are willing to do things that may not seem to have a direct impact on their work but in some ways inform the process". So, it's with enthusiasm that Eisenberg approaches Fincher's meticulous method of work, which began before Eisenberg even landed the role.

As in all such studies, meticulous methods and a reliable diagnostic instrument were crucial requirements.

It was also these Protestant scholars who would discover meticulous methods to reconstruct the original single manuscript from a series of different Biblical writings that were written and rewritten by hand over many generations, thereby accumulating thousands and thousands of mistakes (Atkinson and Gray 2005; O'Hara 1996).