Sentence examples for painstakingly asked from inspiring English sources

White people are often offered the benefit of the doubt in times when they've made racist comments and are painstakingly asked to clarify if what they said was what they actually "meant".

"You with me?" the saleswoman asked after painstakingly explaining each point.

The questioning proceeded slowly, with Pettitte asked to painstakingly explain even the most basic aspects of the game for the jurors.

Or else he abandons his shopping cart at the point where he's asked to painstakingly type his own digital identity into the server's database.

If even those actively trying to avoid sugar can barely succeed, what can we expect for the rest of us who might not know it's a problem or have the motivation, time, and energy to painstakingly read labels, ask questions, and be inconvenienced?

In an interview with the Guardian last year, Bottura painstakingly described how he had once asked himself why he insisted on boiling six different cuts of meat – beef, pork, and chicken – for a recipe.

Where are they now?" he asked, adding that the government had been "painstakingly slow" to act.

A longlist of 220 was painstakingly compiled and sent out to BBC experts, who were asked (sometimes repeatedly) to slice this in half.

They asked the Indians about their words and their meanings and painstakingly recorded them.

In painstakingly diplomatic language, acknowledging "the particular sensitivity" of "this delicate theme," Mr. Stepashin asked forgiveness on behalf of Tolstoy, who was excommunicated 110 years ago.

THE first visitor to Johannes Gutenberg's shop after the inventor of the printing press had painstakingly produced a complete volume of the Bible for the first time probably asked if he could borrow a copy.