Sentence examples for painstakingly about from inspiring English sources

Dewey writes painstakingly about growing exotically named varieties of hemp -- Keijo, Chinamington and others -- on a tract of government land known as Arlington Farms.

"Nope, not a cop," I'd reply, which consistently – and surprisingly easily – reassured people that I was safe to be trusted; that I wouldn't handcuff them and confiscate all the drugs they'd spent the past week painstakingly WhatsApping about, before one of them handed a man named "Frosty" £650 in an Aldi car park.

"Nope, not a cop," I'd reply, which consistently and surprisingly easily reassured people that I was safe to be trusted; that I wouldn't handcuff them and confiscate all the drugs they'd spent the past week painstakingly WhatsApping about, before one of them handed a man named "Frosty" $1,000 in an Aldi car park.

He was painstakingly careful about whom he trusted, telling only his roommate and a few friends that he was gay.

When conversations aren't only opportunities to learn, but potentially harmful triggers, we also reinforce the idea that one must be painstakingly careful about what one says.

"David Sedaris is a familiar and very welcome sight in the lanes and by-ways of this lovely part of Horsham District," said district councillor Diane van der Klugt, "as he tirelessly and painstakingly goes about gathering up the litter so thoughtlessly discarded". In the accompanying picture, the honouree himself is standing alongside the truck.

What has become a joke is the matter of the presidential pretzels, a gift to comedians all, who were being painstakingly careful about our commander in chief for longer than his own advisers probably thought wise for his down-home image.

Now, potential jurors must be painstakingly questioned about whether they knew of the guilty plea.

The line took a years to develop, said Preston, because she was painstakingly critical about ingredient sourcing and efficacy.

The new S.D.S. is painstakingly self-conscious about its image and inherited failures.

To identify suspected sources, scientists painstakingly question victims about what they have eaten, searching for statistically significant patterns.