Sentence examples for too painstakingly from inspiring English sources

Everything is understatement here, because to speak too loudly, too forcefully, too vividly, too painstakingly of all of this would be yet another kind of abomination – or even hubris.

As a blackjack-addicted English professor who finds his gambling debts closing in on him, Wahlberg exudes a natural, rascally swagger that the film around him far too painstakingly affects.

As one part follows another, it's difficult to suppress the feeling that the audience is being taken by the hand through some treatise on minimalism, with every point rather too painstakingly explained.

Three specimens of a rare and minute species of spider, Carorita limnaea, have been discovered here too, by painstakingly sifting through the sphagnum moss: one male and two females.

Anyway, if you really want to learn a great deal about the torture regime and the interrogations of KSM and Abu Zubaydah, I recommend reading Marcy Wheeler, who the Post would never seek out for her opinions because they are too well-informed by painstakingly executed, fact-based reporting.

Lyndon Johnson's tragedy, as Branch painstakingly (and perhaps too sympathetically) documents, is that his visionary domestic agenda was destroyed by the bombing of Vietnam.

Spraying push notifications at too large an audience or painstakingly choosing who to ping is discouraging.

They joined the euro at too high a rate, and then painstakingly made themselves competitive, creating a powerful export machine (their current account is in surplus).

Mitchell faced criticism in the early days in Northern Ireland too, particularly from the Unionists, but painstakingly kept on going, just as he is doing in the Middle East.

Romance is the most painstakingly measured item of all, not too much and not too little.

As the announcers chatter about the gown ("an apparent simplicity, but in reality, very elaborate"), and the paparazzi scream for the star, the tailor smiles wistfully at his creation, which he and a roomful of women painstakingly hand-sewed in a gloomy factory for too many hours and too little money.