| He attended the Accademia Albertina in Turin, in an Italy which had only recently been united into one country and was labouriously engaged in the difficult work of constructing an italian identity. |
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| Workers were displayed at their stations labouriously starting or finishing projects. |
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| He observed that every day the women had to spend four hours a day labouriously hauling well water for cooking and cleaning. |
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| Everyday, he labouriously picked up the pieces of his fractured body and assembled them into a statue. |
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| He never presents his argument in a clear and accessible form but forces the reader to tease it out labouriously. |
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| Indeed, there were two lines of text labouriously carved in the rock wall. |
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| The labouriously prepared and refereed conclusions are then given freely to journals whose production costs and profits restrict knowledge circulation. |
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| And those who attend the rite, by the very fact of their presence, all declare consent in the bundle of post-mortem determinations that labouriously have been arrived at. |
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