Sentence examples for painstaking devotion from inspiring English sources
For all his painstaking devotion to First Families, Tierney sees his project as populist at heart.
A Chicago Tribune review described the book as a "painstaking act of devotion" that nevertheless failed in its mission: "No one reading it is likely to agree with Bartley that the founder of est is a philosopher and spiritual leader of Gandhian magnitude except the already convinced".
In a press conference before the premiere, Mr. Sellars teared up when he discussed the painstaking care and self-effacing devotion Mr. Nagano had brought to Ms. Saariaho's score throughout the long rehearsal period.
In vérité style, with no narration and minimal interviews, Mr. Melgar portrays a kind of double captivity: the bored and desperate inmates, mostly African, who can be held for two years without charges, and the Swiss warders, whose amiability and painstaking politeness go hand in hand with paternalism and a manic devotion to correct procedures.
Faithful and painstaking, with charm of manner inspired by tact and kindness of heart, she was utterly selfless in her devotion to duty.
"Diplomacy is painstaking work.
But progress is painstaking.
The process was painstaking.
It is careful, painstaking work".
The process entailed painstaking relationships.
