Sentence examples for hidden painful from inspiring English sources

It brought the hidden, painful truths of this country to light for new generation, and people across the world will be better for it.

Parents often hide painful pasts from their children, and when they try to tell their stories, many say their children refuse to believe them.

They make tax cuts for the rich explicit while they hide any painful loophole closings that might hurt Republican donors.

To her credit, Siler does not hide the painful truth that the Hawaiians were complicit in their fate.

What Mr. Orengo didn't know then was that Kanema's silence hid a painful family history.

They have been accused of hiding the painful truth about the measures needed to reduce Britain's £167bn deficit until after the general election.

That phrase hid a painful generational fracture, caused in part by disagreements about how much to build on the mass-market success of Scott Turow.

That phrase hid a painful generational fracture, caused in part by disagreements about how much to build on the mass-market success of Turow.

Months later, when Philip and his wife, Polly (Elizabeth Inghram), happen on her next, Ruth is married, pregnant and hiding her painful unhappiness, while Stephen is a prosperous mine owner.

He has spent the last eight years as an out gay man, trying to make up for all those years he felt he had to hide his painful secret, and he is learning to discard the shame and self-loathing that his religious doctrine and culture imposed upon him all those years.

But in the end, all the $1 billion stadiums, Barbara Streisand concerts, and Beyonce cameos in the world can't hide the painful truth that the Brooklyn Nets are just the New Jersey Nets transplanted across two rivers, and the New Jersey Nets, despite whatever early-season winning streak they might be on, are a lousy basketball team.