Sentence examples for laborious pace from inspiring English sources

As they lumber forward at the laborious pace of a graduation march, the words "She's so heavy," sung on the soundtrack, suggest the collective groan of a chain gang.

There's little in the way of traditional melody, and it creeps along at a laborious pace, like a wounded beast moaning for release.

These confidently expressive touches are undermined by laborious pacing in the first two acts, in particular, where the scenes between Uncle Peter and Covey fall flat, while the newly married Nora Clitheroe seems far too self-conscious for this company.

But once we're locked into the meat of the story, the film has nowhere else to go, at least anywhere that's of interest and the pace becomes laborious as their discussions turn repetitive.

Correspondents say it is not unusual in India for cases to go on for many years, even decades, and there have long been complaints about the laborious nature and slow pace of the country's judicial system.

Frequent and laborious scene changes don't help the pacing, either.

Pace and vitality against the somewhat laborious first half work of Lampard.

When a restored version of the film was released in 1991, Janet Maslin wrote in The Times, "Amusing at some points and laborious at others, 'Spartacus' moves at the lumbering pace of the virtually extinct widescreen epic".

Thus, combining CRISPR and Cre-LoxP models bypasses the laborious breeding of mouse alleles and significantly accelerates the pace of generation of complex mouse models.

His journey had been difficult — for him, walking is laborious and painful — and he was unable to match the brisk pace of the people alongside him, most of whom could take for granted their ease of mobility.

To validate all real-time GMO detection methods in this way is very laborious and time-consuming, as methods for new GMO events currently become available at a regular pace.