Sentence examples for exceedingly painful from inspiring English sources

"They're nauseating and exceedingly painful".

The pressure on his wrists evidently became exceedingly painful.

"I was just favoring my left shoulder and it's not exceedingly painful," Cone, a right-hander, said.

It would be exceedingly painful for any British Govern ment to let a business embody ing this country's entire air engine industry die.

My exceedingly painful 18-month bout with tennis elbow, for instance, came along years after tennis was cool, during that dreadfully bland Sampras era.

In his first detailed comments about his latest health problem, James Levine said he underwent a 10-hour "monster operation" in April to correct curvature of the spine and spinal stenosis, an exceedingly painful condition that compresses the spinal cord.

Because many young Darfuri girls had been forced to undergo an extreme form of genital mutilation (where the vagina is stitched closed until marriage) these rapes were exceedingly violent, painful and bloody, with an increased risk of AIDS transmission.

He was later exchanged and in the autumn of 1778, White returned to Winchester "by slow and painful efforts, exceedingly lame, weak and emaciated by acute and protracted suffering".

However, subacute thyroiditis that presents as a painful "hot" nodule is exceedingly rare and has not been reported.

WASHINGTON — When President Obama was locked in painful spending negotiations with House Republicans last spring, his exceedingly meticulous budget director, Jacob J. Lew, went to the Oval Office to propose some complex budget changes.

Daphna Nachminovitch, PETA's vice president, thanked the Police Department and said that because of its decision to stop using the "exceedingly cruel devices, many mice, birds, and other small animals will be spared a tarrying, prolonged and painful death".