Sentence examples similar to painstaking response from inspiring English sources

But what appears to be freely flowing, honest information could really be a façade that conceals hours of painstaking preparation, carefully scripted responses and underlying stress.

"And it requires a response that is painstaking, that is tough but also intelligent, but above all has an absolutely iron resolve.

But among the runners-up was Mr Blair's response to the elegant, painstaking report he had commissioned on electoral reform from a panel under Roy Jenkins.

"It requires a response that is patient and painstaking, that is tough but also intelligent, but above all has an absolutely iron resolve and that is what we will deliver over these coming years".

The Lockerbie incident, in which 270 people died, holds a different moral: it is that painstaking investigation and the pursuit of terrorists through the courts can be an effective response to terrorism.

Of course, controlling quantum systems is as painstaking as it sounds, and requires scientists to discover the ideal radiation field that leads to the desired response from the system.

"Diplomacy is painstaking work.

But progress is painstaking.

It is painstaking work.

The process was painstaking.

It is careful, painstaking work".