Sentence examples for painstaking reading from inspiring English sources

Scholars and fans will soon be able to explore the painstaking reading and writing that went into works including his vast novel of entertainment-addled America, Infinite Jest.

I thought I was in for a long afternoon of painstaking reading and careful consideration of "person specification and competency based criteria" set against "evidence of experience and accomplishments" blah, blah, blah.

The company also released a short-film, which provided the history of the pizza chain as well as showing the painstaking reactions from employees while hearing and reading these complaints.

But the science in the book required a painstaking and at times brain-hurting education — hours reading textbooks and papers, but also listening to some admirably patient teachers.

For example, in a San Francisco Chronicle article dated 20 June 2010, "As Technology Advances, Deep Reading Suffers," Nicholas Carr wrote, Maryanne Wolf, a developmental psychologist at Tufts University and an expert on the neuroscience of reading, notes that learning to read deeply is a painstaking process, requiring changes deep in our brains.

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".

After five days of painstaking installation, the words read perfectly from one vantage point and appeared skewed from all other points of view.

Or read the painstaking studies that come out of the Academy of Management: they show that even companies that are having a hard time are better off sticking with an insider.