Sentence examples for laboriously fashioned from inspiring English sources
John McCracken (1934-2011) is considered a Minimalist, but his high-gloss objects (such as "Rhythm," from 2008, pictured mid-installation) eschew the movement's industrial ethos: they look machine-made but were laboriously fashioned by hand.
Germany's famous national anthem, "Deutschland Über Alles," is not the traditional public artifact it is often believed to be but music by Haydn, laboriously fashioned (as we know from a pile of rejected sketches) in his "Emperor" String Quartet.
During the day, the pendants, chains and earrings that she laboriously fashions by hand glitter in the sun that pours through the large window in the living room.
Horobin begins – rather unoriginally – by discussing what we mean by "English" given that it comes in so many varieties, and he somewhat laboriously illustrates the point in time-honoured linguistic fashion by comparing five versions of an extract from the Bible.
Slowly and laboriously, it seems.
But it can also be laboriously contrived.
Assorted other characters materialize, all laboriously wacky.
Watching the designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren of Viktor & Rolf laboriously undress the model Kristen McMenamy one layer at a time, until all she had on was a skimpy white bodysuit as she stood on a revolving platform at the center of their runway on Saturday, the thought occurred that a great show does not necessarily equal great fashion.
A comparison is laboriously but successfully introduced.
