Sentence examples for painful amount from inspiring English sources

The last-minute penalty is the ultimate example: the protagonist has a painful amount of time to contemplate potentially the most humiliating thing you can do with your clothes on.

Judy Keller, a real estate agent, winced as she said she was spending a painful amount of money on a valance for her wraparound porch -- a detail that she estimated would increase the house's market value by $12,000.

In Taylor's defence, the shirt appears to be vintage and the Barbarella-esque figures, though sporting a painful amount of PVC, are comic and not dissimilar to those found painted on the waltzers of a regional fairground.

And on a Facebook page created by his family titled "Help Us Find Sunil Tripathi," the post following the false reports said: A tremendous and painful amount of attention has been cast on our beloved Sunil Tripathi in the past twelve hours.

"A tremendous and painful amount of attention has been cast on our Beloved Sunil Tripathi in the past twelve hours," wrote a family member on a Facebook page dedicated to searching for the missing boy.

Check out Johan's Vimeo account for more beautiful stuff that probably took a painful amount of time to make.

The men were exposed to painful amounts of nerve gas and mustard gas by scientists at the Porton Down chemical warfare establishment in Wiltshire.

If you don't, you'll find the picture losing painful amounts of shadow detail when you're watching in dark room conditions.

The report's findings revived a partisan debate over whether the George W. Bush White House approved waterboarding and other methods so painful they amounted to torture — as well as over whether they produced clues that ultimately guided the CIA-led raid that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in 2011.

Latvia's flexible economy means it may manage painful reforms that amount to an "internal devaluation".

I dropped to the ground and I was blinded and I couldn't breathe … It was really painful and no amount of coughing or crying could get rid of it".