Meanings of most painstaking in anglès

Lehmann is the most painstaking, devoted teacher a young singer can have.

He examined each panel with the most painstaking care, but could find nothing.

Bonnard, on the other hand, must be one of the most painstaking artists alive.

But Tiberius was watched with the most painstaking malevolence.

It's the slowest, most painstaking work I ever saw.

Going to the traffic department can be one of the most painstaking experiences for car owners.

The collection of facts in this way requires the most painstaking research, oftentimes including many thousands of observations.

The part of Flinders' narrative dealing with these phases abounds in detail, noted with the most painstaking particularity.

Then he began a most painstaking inspection of the cloth with the pocket glass, beginning at the library side.

The Professor was a most painstaking man, though retiring in disposition, and his sermons were thoroughly solid and edifying.

On the other hand, he works admirably with his companions in the pack, when he is most painstaking and indefatigable.

Dismounting, I laid Powell upon the ground, but the most painstaking examination failed to reveal the faintest spark of life.

The most painstaking audits conducted by Internal Revenue Service have failed to reveal any discrepancy even for a civil levy.

But it was achieved with infinite toil and patience, by the most painstaking experiments, many times repeated to make sure.

Their instruments were seriously damaged, and their results, despite most painstaking and praiseworthy efforts, must be regarded as somewhat disappointing.

Much like Borges, Machen was an acolyte of Robert Louis Stevenson, one of the most painstaking writers in the English language.