Sentence examples for to painstakingly read from inspiring English sources

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?

Remember, while it is admirable to painstakingly read each passage and think long and hard about each answer, you are being timed here.

That Ted's was still going strong I learned from Dubowski's letters, which he painstakingly read aloud to me.

It wasn't the New York Times, and it certainly wasn't the cozy coterie of scholars Bill dubs the Steinbeck Studies Industrial Complex, who painstakingly read the original manuscript of Travels with Charley at the Morgan Library, then doggedly drove around America and documented Steinbeck's specific failures and evasions in a wonderfully entertaining book aptly titled Dogging Steinbeck.

By the time I got to the front, I was sure I was about to miss the flight and was more than a little stressed as the official began painstakingly reading through the various stamps in my passport.

Then, all I wanted and needed, when I learned so painstakingly to read and then to write, was to find a way to be less alone.

As a senior monk led them, the boys were painstakingly learning to read, memorizing the ancient scripts as well as modern Burmese and trying to chant in time, though I noticed several dozing on the ground.

In 1888 the two began spending periods at the Perkins Institution, and Sullivan subsequently accompanied Keller to the Wright-Humason School in New York City, the Cambridge School for Young Ladies, and finally Radcliffe College, where Sullivan painstakingly spelled out the lectures to Keller and read to her for hours each day.

We also get to read a painstakingly long narrative concerning Jeff’s recent divorce from his wife.

We also get to read a painstakingly long narrative concerning Jeff's recent divorce from his wife.

It took him months, but Warren painstakingly, proudly read every word.