Sentence examples for as painstaking from inspiring English sources

It will not be easy but nor will it be as painstaking as in Nuremberg.

Piecing together the chain of events, and deciphering the scribbles of hasty ink, seemed as painstaking as translating fragments of ancient text on pottery fragments.

As Lydia Davis describes Flaubert's work habits in the introduction to her translation of the book that "permanently changed the way novels were written thereafter," Flaubert's attention to detail was as painstaking as humanly possible.

Sometimes those in charge are not as painstaking as they should be and make simple mistakes, leading to useless spare parts or unnecessary equipment being acquired, as mechanical engineers Rafael Ocampo and Braudilio Ruiz show.

Anyways, the technique behind the short film, 3D rotoscoping, is as painstaking as it is innovative.

You do this gently, so as not to crush the rice, but it's not as painstaking a process as it's sometimes made out to be.

Unlike the many painters and sculptors for whom printmaking is a more or less casual diversion, Ms. Celmins invests as much painstaking concentration in it as she does in her paintings.

Tomkins described the process, which is as slow and painstaking as carving stone: The best of his color prints … look more like paintings than like photographs.

Just why was the subject of Gordon-Reed's 1997 tour de force, "Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: An American Controversy," a book that was as much a painstaking investigation of the documentary record as a devastating brief on standards of evidence in historical research.

Then as the painstaking work of constructing a peace process continued in Ireland and as it created the possibility and opportunity of an IRA cessation, he also intervened to support an immediate visa for the late Joe Cahill.

Many parents remember childhood music lessons as hard, painstaking work.