Sentence examples for it's painfully true from inspiring English sources

It's painfully true that we in management at VVM pre-2002 hadn't a clue about how to adapt to the digital revolution.

As for the children, it is painfully true that families of modest to average income, especially those families of any size, can have a tough time of it, given the tax rates and the Social Security/Medicare levies that employer and employee have to pay even to contract for work to begin with.

But it is painfully genuine..

For those who have only observed the chaotic drama of addiction from a safe distance, let me tell you that the concept of it being a "family disease" is painfully true.

That sentiment may be painfully true, but what's a thinking adult to do when his or her roots are so poisonous?

We were the kids who were never asked to dance — that part of the book is painfully true.

Indeed, what Sarewitz says of academic science is painfully true of most philosophy and of the humanities generally.

Described by O'Neill as "almost 100percentt autobiographical," Actual Sunlight is painfully true.

What is painfully true is that as you age, if you give up on sex, then sex will give up on you.

Your dad ran for president, and one day, in explaining his prior stance on Vietnam, he confessed something that was painfully true: "I was brainwashed".

That last sentence was painfully true back in 1990, and given the nature of these inherited systems which self-propagate and become more complex with each generation, it is tragically true today.