Sentence examples for painstaking exploration from inspiring English sources

But the great virtue of Eldridge's approach is his painstaking exploration of what addiction entails and his refusal to pass easy moral judgements.

Review of 'Becky Shaw' | Profile of Gina Gionfriddo | Audio Slide ShowReview of 'In the Heights' | Audio Slide Show HISTORY: "The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family," by Annette Gordon-Reed A painstaking exploration of a sprawling multi-generation slave family that casts provocative new light on the relationship between Sally Hemings and her master, Thomas Jefferson.

The traditional image of the child prodigy turned refined drawing-room composer, who could miraculously conceive an entire work in his head before setting pen to paper (always a distortion of the truth), gave way to the image of the serious and painstaking creative artist with acute human insight, whose complex psychology demanded exploration by writers, historians, and scholars.

In the painstaking and microscopic one-night structure of "On Chesil Beach," McEwan advances his exploration of slowness in fiction (early evidenced in "Black Dogs" and "Amsterdam," and exemplified in the 24-hour time scheme of "Saturday").

The result is spectacular – a painstaking 2,024 part recreation of the most famous ship in the history of scientific exploration.

"Diplomacy is painstaking work.

But progress is painstaking.

The process was painstaking.

It is careful, painstaking work".

"This has been very painstaking".

Because this is painstaking.