Sentence examples for painstaking concentration from inspiring English sources
Unlike the many painters and sculptors for whom printmaking is a more or less casual diversion, Ms. Celmins invests as much painstaking concentration in it as she does in her paintings.
Idiosyncratically bent toward order and control and gifted with formidable observational skills, patience, concentration, and painstaking adherence to detail, he embarked on a style of painting based on color and structure that was cerebral and calculated.
To make one sweep of color or to say those six words, Mr. Engel, 45, must execute a painstaking feat of physical effort and mental concentration.
The Medici's Painter gives us an opportunity to study Dolci's painstaking application of paint using ultrafine brushes, and only a few bristles, or the concentration it took to make tiny details look so real, as in the lace on the cloth beneath the Christ child's feet in the foreground of The Virgin and Child with Lilies from Montpellier.
The Senate's gridlock and painstaking deliberative processes are the Empire's primary complaint, and we do not hear about the Empire building concentration camps or see other signs that the Empire's only mission is to inflict as much pain as possible on the citizens of the Galaxy.
"Diplomacy is painstaking work.
But progress is painstaking.
The process was painstaking.
It is careful, painstaking work".
The process entailed painstaking relationships.
