Sentence examples for more painstaking from inspiring English sources
Walter Jefferies's imitators are considerably more painstaking.
The gravy was a more painstaking affair.
But post-grant review affords another, more painstaking look.
Anderson could not have chosen a more painstaking way to make his first animated film.
"It's more painstaking for me to replicate an impressionist painting than an old master.
Later, the Americans wished a more painstaking investigation had been made.
In contrast, in his more precise, painstaking French: "Olivier has only ever loved me".
The preparations had been painstaking: more than three years earlier, Henry Kissinger, the national-security adviser, began hinting to Beijing that Nixon might be the President to reopen relations.
Purple hills across the river are given a hazy, impressionistic treatment, but the foreground trees and vines are recorded with painstaking exactitude more like that of Thomas Eakins than of any Impressionist.
His talent is more the patient and painstaking kind than the ecstatic... Writer tells about visiting Memphis with him and describes a recent dry spell he went through... Writer describes a road trip to meet musician Joseph Shabalala in Jackson, Mississippi, at a studio called Malaco Sound.
But according to Jay Ziffer, a lawyer for the public administrator, the apartment, just south of Van Cortlandt Park, lacked air-conditioning and was so dusty that the office decided to have them shipped to YIVO headquarters on West 16th Street in Manhattan, where the five institutions can perform a painstaking review more comfortably.
