Sentence examples for writes painstakingly from inspiring English sources

Although she has been known to fight Mr. Axelrod over TV appearances, Obama advisers will ask Ms. Cutter, who pores over policy data and writes painstakingly detailed talking points, for advice before being interviewed, according to several people close to the campaign.

Lincoln, American history, written painstakingly on screen by director Steven Spielberg.

He wrote painstakingly, and his book of satires was still incomplete at his premature death.

Instead, they are written painstakingly in a notebook, while Paterson is on his lunch break or sitting at the wheel of his bus, waiting to depart.

"We have not any money to spend we are poor," he wrote painstakingly, in English.

Unless they're four gorgeously written, painstakingly molded, amazingly rendered and undeniably memorable books.

The Crimson Petal took 20 years to write, transcribed painstakingly by hand in tiny script on lined paper.

It is as if David Cameron, instead of messing about at Carlton Communications, had spent his time before entering politics writing a painstakingly scholarly biography of his ancestor, the great (though sadly fictitious) economist Nigel Cameron, who, back in the day, foresaw economic trouble ahead and was able to sidestep it.

A descendent of the great Scottish author Sir Walter Scott, she wrote four painstakingly researched and vividly imagined historical novels about the area's forests, including Circles in the Forest (1984) and Fiela's Child (1985).

And even now that Emma is writing, by pointing to letters on a letter board, she is still not treated as she would be, were she able to speak all those insightful words she so painstakingly writes.

Someone painstakingly wrote "Welcome to Guest House" in English on another.