elaborately

Maybe a lot of them are indeed already finished, but the rest are certainly faking it very elaborately.

Safety, security and privacy are unnatural values that have been drilled into us, quite elaborately, over generations.

Hmm, if they are, they're elaborately faking to the extent of making up sources in the footer.

Either way, nerve cells are essentially highly specialized finicky amoeba, with dendrites acting as elaborately decorated pseudopods.

The beat information might have been more elaborately derived from the audio, as opposed to just sending the basic tempo.

You just have to drop the bad expectation of eating elaborately cooked meals all the time.

The pieces are all elaborately painted, but current preservation techniques have proved ineffective in protecting the paint after they are first unearthed.

You don't read much about Drew Houston or Chesky, except when Dropbox partners with Microsoft or Airbnb elaborately rolls out a new logo.

It is an inclined plane, cleverly curved, to be sure, and elaborately streamlined, but still essentially an inclined plane.

I put it to you that your 'self' is not much more complicated than any other elaborately iterated strange loop.

When the Chromecast was introduced, they must explain elaborately what it does.

People outside the US do in fact travel far more often and more elaborately and ignoring them in the equation just boggles my mind.

But it also skewers the candidate, who happily provides an elaborately over-engineered solution that shows off "modern" JS development practices.

I usually just elaborately lie and say I'm religious but "can't find a church I like".

So it's not really "normal" (if by that you mean reasonable) for someone to assume that YouTube is elaborately bug free if that requires the existence of shadowy conspiracies that are unsupported by other evidence.

I received one around that time that was elaborately constructed out of layers of paper and looked like a floppy disk that fit in a 5" envelope.