Sentence examples for painstaking use from inspiring English sources
Although limiting himself to classical techniques, he sought to convey states of emotional conflict and aspects of character and motivation by such means as the elimination of purely decorative choreography, a subtle and painstaking use of gesture, and the symbolic as well as narrative use of the corps de ballet.
The formal intricacy of Mr. Twitchell's recent work, with its painstaking use of repetition and detail, finds echoes elsewhere: in Seong Chun's sculptures crocheted from text-covered strips of paper, in Valeska Soares's bundles of thorny branches swathed in cotton batting and in Sarah Sosnowy's mural-size, circles-within-circles mandala formed from dozens of smaller paintings.
The way he stands, the way he talks, his painstaking use of logic.
Doing that won't be easy: PV panels made from crystalline silica are made using the same painstaking processes used to make semiconductors for the computer chip industry.
They were small and painstaking — she uses a three-haired brush — surreal Boschean pornography in Renaissance landscapes.
But there are times when it feels the painstaking process used to create it may have assumed a greater importance than the business of actually writing songs.
A typical wig takes 140,000 separate strands of hair, all sewn in individually by hand, in a painstaking process using small knitting needles that have to be held at a consistent angle.
It is now now leased and run by the Strawberry Hill trust and has been restored over the past decade, room by painstaking room, using grants from the Heritage Lottery Fund, charities and public donations.
But he was best known for stop-motion animation, a painstaking process using three-dimensional miniature models that are photographed one frame at a time, with tiny, progressive adjustments made by hand to the models between frames to produce the illusion of movement.
This has led to decades of painstaking research using alternative methods such as solid-state NMR to generate structural models of amyloid fibrils (Tycko, 2006), but the uncertainties in these structures limit their usefulness for drug design.
What seems to be missing on our side is the painstaking, timely investigative use of wiretaps, computer access, independent surveillance and informers.
