Sentence examples for more painstaking method from inspiring English sources

So rather than use new technologies for the sake of it, photographer Jessica Eaton instead prefers to use the more painstaking method of producing all her photographic illusions in-camera and the results are stunnin-camera and

But after heavy lobbying from rosé producers, who feared that their more painstaking methods would give way to cheap blends of poor wines, the union on June 8 withdrew the proposal.

The stop-frame technique can be more costly and time-consuming than computer-generated and conventionally drawn animation, but some producers say they prefer this painstaking method because it offers a realism and aesthetic authenticity that computers and drawings lack.

Here's the painstaking method they used to create it.

But post-grant review affords another, more painstaking look.

Walter Jefferies's imitators are considerably more painstaking.

The gravy was a more painstaking affair.

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.

Reading the parties' education manifestos was only slightly more painstaking than that.