Sentence examples for painstaking documentation from inspiring English sources
Nor does it undertake the painstaking documentation of Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah," or "The Sorrow and the Pity" by Max Ophuls.
Nor does it undertake the painstaking documentation of Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah" or "The Sorrow and the Pity" by Marcel Ophuls.
But Walker's painstaking documentation of his cyber-sleuthing efforts have thrust him into the spotlight, especially in the United States.
The authorities in Egypt rarely act even when painstaking documentation of violence against women is presented, says Mariam Kirollos, a human-rights activist.
It is in his equally painstaking documentation of the many celebrities who have taken an interest in this very fashionable whale that Russell ultimately does his subject a disservice.
In furtherance of the same direction, the painstaking documentation of the researcher's holistic observations in fieldnotes aims to produce as extensive a record of data for subsequent analysis and interpretation as possible.
The adjuster submitted his final report "without reviewing any of the painstaking amount of documentation we provided — photographs, labor sheets, receipts and real estimates," she added.
The process requires painstaking research: most film documentation of these deaths are in black-and-white, and in many cases, the plates aren't clearly visible in frozen stills.
Screenshots of drug listings, several journals providing information on transactions in painstaking detail, fake identification documentation, and thousands of pages of chat logs were just some of the data seized by the multi-agency federal taskforce from Ulbricht's home and laptop after his arrest in October 2013.
Rather than large architectural flourishes the project has been distinguished by painstaking detail: researching the extensive photographs and documentation about the building, sending paint samples to a lab in Washington for analysis.
"By combining the painstaking research of other scholars with his own new documentation," Cornwell makes a case "that is very difficult to refute," V. R. Berghahn wrote here last year.
