Sentence examples for painful class from inspiring English sources
In British comedy, the painful class dividers of real life are neutralized and exposed.
She joins the usual painful classes, and moves towards fluency.
And so she returns, implicitly, to the question of whether the body's "painful vestiges of class and circumstance" can be overwritten or erased.
She's one of the filmmakers who's most keenly attuned to the stresses of poverty and the painful nuances of class and economic differences, and her documentary-based sensibility is nowhere clearer than in the film's depiction of the newfound prominence of movies in the cultural lives of everyday people at the time.
They barely seemed to exist in her range of vision; painful realities of class and racial biases were dim, faraway specks.
103 Duloxetine, but not venlafaxine, has been licensed in the US for the treatment of painful diabetic neuropathy (Class Ia, recommendation A [see Supplementary material]).
As painful as their class may be, it is important to do your best to get involved.
He had 11 classes — painful disease, motor diseases, blemishes and so on — that were further broken down into orders and species.
Most experts, and ultimately markets, see the deficit problem as systemic and lethal; partial fixes involve tax increases for the middle class and painful spending cutbacks.
The concept of exchange or sharing of information seems to be a painful one for a class of people that has been so jealous of its power, that is, the power of information.
This inability to make housing more affordable hasnt jelled yet and is most painful to the middle class.
