Sentence examples for finding it painful from inspiring English sources

Despite finding it painful to watch a European semi-final which Northampton had failed to make, he firmly believes English rugby should not be overly parochial.

He is still finding it painful to walk, and is a bit overwhelmed by the quantity of drugs he is required to take, but he hopes he will be well enough to start looking for work again in a couple of months.

(One rival connected device is the Kgoal — which a Verge reviewer criticized as too large, finding it painful to use).

Everyone in F1 knows that Alonso is finding it painful watching Vettel win so much - it's why he approached Red Bull this summer asking if he could drive for them in 2014.

Jenner's family had been finding it painful to have alternate accounts of Jenner's life circulating around the world, so they gave Wilson all the information he desired.

Negative features unique to the online RMDQ were predominantly related to difficulties using the laptop (15 comments), but also included disliking the layout (5 comments), finding it impersonal (2 comments) or generally disliking computers (3 comments), and finding it painful to use a computer (1 comment).

"Obviously ITV is finding it quite painful at the moment.

And yet, I have watched many women, after a hiatus from their once promising careers, trying to get back on the saddle, finding it excruciatingly painful to chart a way back.

They also, in similar numbers, found each version easier and quicker than the other, and a very small number reported finding it physically painful to complete one version or the other.

Negative features of the paper version included: seeing it as not environmentally friendly (3 comments), finding it physically painful to complete (2 comments) or post back (1 comment), having to turn the page over (3 comments), finding it difficult to change answers (1 comment).

She is promoting her second memoir, Let's Just Say It Wasn't Pretty, which she's finding slightly painful.