Sentence examples for do painfully from inspiring English sources

Adding features, plugging security holes, fixing bugs, fixing the fixes that never worked properly, all while maintaining compatibility with older software and hardware — is there anything Windows doesn't try to do? Painfully visible are the inherent design deficiencies of a foundation that was never intended to support such weight.

I won't lie...breaking up is hard to do, painfully hard.

He argues that the compilers of the report did painfully few interviews with current professional cyclists and therefore cannot know the reality of the modern peloton.

Perry's vocal range spans over an octave, from A3 to D5. Entertainment Weekly writer Leah Greenblatt stated that Perry's lyrical talent is not her strength, adding: "neither, in fact, is rhyming 'forte' with 'foreplay,' as she does painfully on the druggie-boyfriend takedown 'Circle the Drain'".

We can do it painfully and quickly, as we did with the dot-coms, or we can be Japan and drag it out.

But they do require painfully deep cuts in public spending, of more than 5% each year, which the Institute for Fiscal Studies pointed out are "twice the size of any year's cuts over this parliament".

They're only the middlemen, doing the painfully arduous task of dodging the police and settling deals.

In so doing he painfully metabolises grief, acknowledges his "lying cheater's heart", and begins to understand, by its disqualification, what love means.

The Army report did a painfully professional job of criticizing its own enlisted men and officers, including the three-star general who commanded American forces in Iraq at the time of the prison brutality and his two-star deputy.

Why was I so unable to do something so painfully simple?

All the lessons one learns so painfully don't seem to apply to the next piece of work".