Sentence examples for a painful evolution from inspiring English sources
As the French began to consume less wine, and the competition for the inexpensive market has grown, Languedoc has had to undergo a painful evolution that is far from complete.
It's a painful evolution the world has seen several times over the last few decades.
This increasingly accomplished and commanding actress convincingly traces Portia's painful evolution from a wry, epigrammatic rich girl (with a trace of Katharine Hepburn's madcap heiresses from the 1930s) to a woman who sees her world too clearly to be comfortable in it.
For the time being, those of us who want a playoff will have to be content with changes in the slow, painful evolution of college football: a black head coach at Notre Dame; a Rose Bowl national championship game.
The pre-eminence of sound systems, at the expense of steel bands - whose involvement peaks at the Panorama competition two nights before Carnival begins - is a symptom of this event's sometimes painful evolution from home-spun fête to international post-modern extravaganza.
Grillparzer's work looks back to the great Classical and Romantic achievements and the painful evolution from the disillusionment of idealism to a compromise with reality.
"You'll also see the rise of new editors online, taking all that contributed content, packaging it, giving it an interesting viewpoint, fact-checking it". An opinion echoed by every newspaperman on the panel was that what they are facing is not irrelevance, but just another painful evolution akin to the adaptations that were necessary in the wake of radio and television.
"The switch made up some of the most painful evolutions I've ever had to go through," Jinkins said.
"The switch made up some of the most painful evolutions I've ever had to go through," he said.
His is a painful intellectual journey that takes us through his own evolution, a rather ruthless self-scrutiny of his intellectual past that amounts to an invaluable piece of private archeology.
