Sentence examples for gigantic pain from inspiring English sources

What a gigantic pain in the arse that would be.

One of his former directors called him a "gigantic pain"; another simply said he was "difficult".

I'd always fought the idea of giving him a label; I mocked parents who seemed to rush into the latest on-trend diagnosis – anything that could explain why their kids were such a gigantic pain in the ass.

Sandstorms provided perfect moody ambience for a Nick Cave set in 2013, but proved a gigantic pain for Pharrell in 2014, whose sound blew away with the swirling grit, which also ruined his voice.

And yet backing up data to keep it safe is still a gigantic pain in the ass.

Rotating tapes, moving tapes off-site, and verifying the integrity of tapes is a gigantic pain in the ass.

The Vikings can ease their pain by orchestrating a gigantic upset.

In a sense, the purpose of these gigantic visions is to anaesthetise the pain of being alive and not understanding.

And for those who bought in the decade's middle years — when all the serious people ridiculed warnings that housing prices made no sense, that we were in the middle of a gigantic bubble — well, I feel your pain.

Over the next several days, the cough became almost constant, and with every cough came pain — a pain that felt like a gigantic claw squeezing her chest and back.

Adorno's perspective fails utterly to take into consideration the human dimension of the catastrophe, whereas Adler, even in his academic works, never lost sight of the human pain that underlay every aspect of his gigantic subject.