Sentence examples for painstaking one from inspiring English sources

Despite the volume, the work is painstaking; one seamstress's time is devoted entirely to applying lace.

The process of making these programmes is a complicated and painstaking one.

Now, the battle against the al-Qaeda terrorist network is, as he said, going to be a long and painstaking one.

Charles Frazier's novel is sometimes called a modern-day "epic," but it's written not in an epic style but an earnest, painstaking one.

He portrayed the Guantánamo system as a painstaking one that will, in the American tradition, sort out conflicting viewpoints in the courtroom.

The decision about whom to endorse for borough president had been a particularly painstaking one for the organization and its chairman, Roberto Ramirez.

But they say it still requires painstaking one-on-one labor and extraordinary patience.

Together they are studying, discussing and haggling over hundreds of absentee ballots at a painstaking, one-at-a-time pace.

And in our mind's eye, his creatures from beneath the sea, from Greek mythology, from Jules Verne and from his own painstaking, one-frame-at-a-time genius will live long, long lives.  .

Far from hindering him, it seems the painstaking one-frame-at-time technique - slow, expensive, deliberate - might have forced Anderson out of his world of decadence, and ushered him toward a more economical, barebones approach to story.

For the past 30 years, his painstaking work on one of the musical landmarks of the 20th century has overshadowed Cerha's own music, an output that includes three operas and a wide range of orchestral and chamber works.