Sentence examples for an exacting work from inspiring English sources

His long and detailed breakfast order is itself an exacting work of design, and his manner with the waitress, Alma Elsen (Vicky Krieps), is delicately domineering, flirtatiously masterful.

If Stewart Downing, apparently re-born in his new "in the hole" role was their outstanding individual, Carroll gave John O'Shea and Wes Brown an exacting work out and, despite failing to score, the former Newcastle United centre-forward was certainly not deterred by receiving a little early discouragement from Lee Cattermole.

A year's exacting work at the Smithsonian's research center in Panama, rendered by a smart writer who has no fear of complex situations.

One must therefore highly commend the B.B.C.'s Third Programme for going to the fantastic extravagance of giving two performances of Olivier Messiaen's "Turangalila-Symphonie," a monstrously long and exacting work of which none of our organisations could possibly afford to give a concert-hall performance.

All his exacting work has a purpose.

Dr. Braidwood, a dynamic figure who some say was an inspiration for the famous screen archaeologist Indiana Jones, brought a literary sensibility to his exacting work.

Exacting work but easier than writing.

He said perhaps 90percentt of Rawlings workers experienced pain from their exacting work, from minor cuts to disabling aches.

They pointed out that the Title Searchers Guild filed a lawsuit against the county in October, claiming that the digital recordkeeping system's technical problems made the searchers' exacting work all the more nerve-racking and time-consuming.

Anderson shares their self-discipline; their coolness under pressure; their appreciation of the exacting work ethic behind the beauty of objects; and their physical joy in the presence of danger.

Another study in China has identified similar factors affecting utilization of health services by migrants, including poverty, lack of health insurance, low education levels, exacting work schedules, and lack of social support [ 26].