Sentence examples for that painstaking from inspiring English sources

The documentary, which will have its premiere at the Hamptons International Film Festival today, follows that painstaking reconstruction.

That's the justification for all that painstaking analysis: the consultant who crunches a mountain of numbers to come up with an idea that the C.E.O.

During a two-day hearing at Windsor, Bedford heard that painstaking inquiries by detectives and forensic scientists had unearthed no evidence of murder.

The image is unmistakable in the message it conveys – that painstaking attention to detail is needed in order to cross the border.

The Lockerbie incident, in which 270 people died, holds a different moral: it is that painstaking investigation and the pursuit of terrorists through the courts can be an effective response to terrorism.

The inquest heard that he became deeply depressed and suicidal, asking his son Artem how he could choke himself to death and demanding of his bodyguard: "Should I jump or should I cut my vein?" During a two-day hearing at Windsor, Bedford heard that painstaking inquiries by detectives and forensic scientists had unearthed no evidence of murder.

One outfit that required painstaking work was the queen's feathery cloak.

But time after time I saw that these painstaking efforts led to no real change.

For him, violating norms and expectations seems to be a craft that demands painstaking attention to detail.

"And it requires a response that is painstaking, that is tough but also intelligent, but above all has an absolutely iron resolve.

The gloomier prospect is that the painstaking work of the last generation will have to be done all over again.