Sentence examples for painstaking notes from inspiring English sources

He took painstaking notes on encounters with farmers, doctors and revolutionary fighters.

Lee's painstaking notes, totalling more than a hundred typed pages, reveal a careful observer, a keen legal mind, and a tragic-comedic chronicler of American history.

There are precious few, but when they are discovered, the workers take painstaking notes, so campaign officials, and even the senator himself, can follow up.

The author, whose self-published mini comic on John Brown attracted the attention of HarperCollins, takes the story up through Lincoln's famous speech at the newly constructed memorial, then supplies fascinating and painstaking notes on his historical research.

The cases often hinge on painstaking, note-by-note analysis of the music.

As Mr. Brooks notes, painstaking practice at increasing levels of complexity or challenge and a guiding hand from knowledgeable teachers are necessary to refine promising abilities into excellence.

Why bother with such painstaking scrutiny of faded notes, old patent cases, drawings of now-obsolete inventions, and so on?

The intelligence effort was painstaking, defense officials said, noting that one prisoner had 13 aliases.

The investigation is painstaking work, he said, noting that the remains of the bomber were dispersed "in a 50-60-meter 50-60-meter 50-60-meterarly 200 feet.

Other experts who have listened to the tapes, a painstaking and difficult task, note significant disparities between some transcripts in the Kutler book and the recordings, but say there is no reason to think they are anything but accidental.

Although the theme music of "Without a Trace" is frenetic — it's fast, propulsive techno-disco — the show itself, like Malone, moves in small, quiet steps; the agents mark their progress on a white- board at the office, noting every painstaking inch forward in their investigation.