Sentence examples for I painfully from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I painfully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a sense of discomfort or distress related to an action or feeling that follows it. Example: "I painfully realized that I had forgotten my keys at home."
The take-away is in his introduction: "I painfully watched the disappearance of apple culture and the emergence of so-called beautiful apples.
I read it to my kids, and the bullying was one of the things that I painfully associated with my own childhood.
When Coach Mike Shanahan pulled him late in an October loss to the Detroit Lions — declaring him unfit to run the two-minute drill — I painfully flashed back to Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005.
On the Christmas that I painfully remember, one of the presents was a double deck of playing cards in a pretty box, whose gray surface had a fuzzy texture, and whose paper drawer was pulled out by a silken tab.
"Gibt es auf Erden ein Tenor... ?" As I painfully drummed it into my skull (I'm a very slow learner and no master at reading pitch), it was quite clear to me that this is music that will endure to summon up new worlds and show us new horizons.
The Secret To Keeping Women Happy At Work Is Painfully Obvious.
This left me with no sense of balance – it means I cannot walk without an aid and even when I do I walk painfully slowly.
Up until then, I was painfully aware I was Gabe's second choice.
I was painfully aware I fancied her, but never mentioned it.
When I was younger I was painfully shy and found it extremely difficult to express myself and be social, although I desperately wanted to.
