Sentence examples for painstakingly achieved from inspiring English sources
That optimism belied the fact that a scenario was unfolding in Africa that threatened to undo years of progress that had been so painstakingly achieved.
Billed as the first show in the state's history ever devoted to the movement, "Neo-Impressionism: Artists on the Edge" is lighting up the Portland Museum of Art with the radiance so painstakingly achieved by its theory-laden practitioners.
"Resources are needed so the gains painstakingly achieved for children can be protected and more progress can be made," said UNICEF's Kavishe.
Forster's immaculately sharpened pencils reproduce every grainy blip to painstakingly achieve his characteristic grey-toned "photocopy-realistic" aesthetic.
In case anyone thought that Jack White's "gothic blues" supergroup are a bunch of musical primitives, this album is accompanied by a series of video tutorials that explain how each member painstakingly achieves their ramshackle sound.
The brothers' disquieting art films are largely created with stop-motion animation, whereby the illusion of movement is achieved by painstakingly nudging each oddment — say, a puppet or a wood screw — within a scene.
Today's digital techniques would also make it easy to create the effects Ray painstakingly tried to achieve on a shoestring budget.
Excellence was not achieved rapidly, or even steadily, but painstakingly.
After a painstakingly slow start, the White House announced this week that it had achieved its goal of resettling 10,000 refugees by the end of this fiscal year.
The fact that Selznick has achieved his success as a monochrome line illustrator working painstakingly in pencil on a tiny scale – "my drawings are 3in x 5in, and magnified" – makes it all the more extraordinary in an age swamped by computerised phantasmagoria and gimmickry.
Price achieved the sculptures' mottled colors by applying as many as 70 layers of paint, which he then painstakingly sanded away to reveal the different archaeological layers of pigment.
