Sentence examples for to painstakingly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a painstaking manner; very slowly and carefully.
We have to painstakingly practice a better response that wears a new groove.
We have had to painstakingly drag out every detail we could from an aggressively resistant government.
The case is controversial because it involves copyright laws that are already subject to painstakingly negotiated international agreements.
"We can't do that because we've always had to painstakingly work year in, year out before people even win elections".
We need to painstakingly inform the wider public and speak to them on their own terms about their concerns.
And so it falls to those designing our cities today to "painstakingly find them again, and apply them again".
In 1967, Disney's "Jungle Book" animators had to painstakingly craft the "I Wan'na Be Like You" routine by hand.
It is not uncommon for C.E.O.s and C.F.O.s to painstakingly sort through their household recycling on the weekends.
When it came to his human characters, Boyle set out to painstakingly recreate the psychological struggle of space travel.
Forster's immaculately sharpened pencils reproduce every grainy blip to painstakingly achieve his characteristic grey-toned "photocopy-realistic" aesthetic.
Guyot had used these annual treks to painstakingly record terrain, topography and elevation, all in an effort to understand and map the entire mountain system.
