Sentence examples for is so painstaking from inspiring English sources

We loved it most because Jean-Michel Poulot's fusion cooking is so painstaking and so versatile.

The effort required to piece together the shattered faces from tiny, dusty bits of stone and plaster is so painstaking as to be heartbreaking.

Her drawings of abstract geometric forms are so painstaking that it is as if each line were scored rather than drawn.

And Jenkins cannot have it both ways: if the Greeks previously "spoiled their case" for restitution of the marbles by shortcomings in conservation, then he should not be complaining now that the restoration works on the Acropolis are so painstaking.

The separation of curium and americium was so painstaking that the Berkeley group initially called those elements pandemonium (from Greek for all demons or hell) and delirium (from Latin for madness).

Steve Jobs eventually outcompeted Microsoft because he was so painstaking in perfecting Apple's products.

They say putting together cases will be so painstaking that real tribunals may not be held for months, if ever.

He was so painstaking as an artist that his output was sometimes only two paintings in a year.

These conversions are so painstaking to complete correctly, Mr. Cameron said, because "there's no magic-wand software solution for this".

Legal experts said the process of preparing for the tribunals would be so painstaking that it might be several months before any began.

"We did so many revisions," she said, having a cigarette outside her party on Tuesday, "and we were so painstaking about making sure these characters were spot on, and that they worked and they worked together and they were funny and complicated and dramatic and all the things we knew they could be.