Sentence examples for painstakingly described from inspiring English sources

In an office filled with plaques honoring her, Ms. Roberts painstakingly described a long list of accomplishments.

Judge Cedarbaum painstakingly described each of the charges to the jurors, explaining what was required to determine the verdict on each one.

Sets and facial expressions are painstakingly described; interior monologues are presumed; viewer reaction is postulated; tangents that take us to other movies ("The Maltese Falcon," "To Catch a Thief") are followed.

And the Burpos said that Colton painstakingly described images that he said he saw in heaven — like the bloody wounds on Jesus' palms — that he had not been shown before.

A decade ago, interviewed for a BBC2 documentary The 600mph Men, he painstakingly described the technique of flying the Hunter into the sound barrier and coming out across an airfield at 720mph.

Realist historical fictions, with the rustling demands of their costumes and their period-appropriate speech, often depend on painstakingly described physical veracity, sensory believability, to steep a reader in the past.

Patrick Cockburn painstakingly describes every week in these pages how Assad's army, marauding militias and competing foreign interests are despoiling that poor country.

"The Andromeda Strain," Michael Crichton's 1969 novel, written while he was still a medical student at Harvard, is like one of the mutations the book painstakingly describes.

Her long, long novel opens with a leisurely second-person overview of the setting, painstakingly describing problems of fairy housekeeping and general relations between fairies and humans.

Verghese bends history and coincidence to his narrative needs — characters cross paths when they should and find the information they seek — creating a story much like the human bodies Marion painstakingly describes: beautiful, amazing, and a bit of a mess.

In a letter he wrote to fellow Polish bishops describing his trip, he focused on the religious sites he toured, painstakingly describing shrines and churches few of his colleagues in Communist Poland could visit themselves.