Sentence examples for meticulously set from inspiring English sources

For all his talk about the death of portaiture, Hugo's photographs are meticulously set up.

All those machines have been meticulously set to spew out the sounds of quotidian village life: cars and birds and barking dogs.

Much of the film's stunning footage came from a network of camera traps Riis meticulously set and maintained over multiple years, obtaining never-before-seen shots of herds on the move.

But some of those problems were caused by a dearth of properly trained personnel and the need to improve in areas that should have already been meticulously set out in existing plans, the report suggested.

But meticulously set out in 782 pages of Dame Janet Smith's judicial prose, as opposed to a lurid newspaper splash, the power of his catalogue of rapes, assaults and child abuse to shock is renewed.

Can I make it for two days without her?" The answer to both questions is clearly "yes," though my hunch is it was much harder for Mr. DeMarco, who called six times to check up on her; his mother showed flashes of anger at his return and then quickly settled back into the life that he has meticulously set up for them.

He meticulously sets up his films and photographic sequences so that they pierce the deja vu depths of personal and collective memory.

WITH the hollowed cheekbones, craggy brow and weathered clothing of a mistreated servant, the nearly lifesize wooden rod puppet slowly and meticulously sets the dining room table at his master's house in 1950s Johannesburg.

The reader is nonetheless likely to reap philosophical insights from Broad's manner of meticulously setting out and carefully assessing the theories that prima facie provide solutions to a given philosophical problem.

Kenneth Lonergan (screenwriter/director for You Can Count on Me) meticulously sets the blue-collar characters in motion, giving them everyday dialogue that unearths hurt and feelings that run deeper than the sea.

The place was one of those meticulously set-designed mirages meant to evoke a speakeasy, lighted by softly glowing Art Deco fixtures.