Sentence examples for painful elements from inspiring English sources

One of the most painful elements in the act of writing is to live so much of the day with that nothingness.

"We've evolved from a product which targeted the most painful elements of being a landlord (i.e, finding tenants and creating a tenancy with them) to become the go-to service for our customers," adds Bradbury.

Stop projecting your own painful elements onto people.

Historically and spiritually, the existing link comprises both intimate creativity and painful elements of closeness.

Peoples and nations grow stronger, and build a foundation for a more just and tolerant future, by acknowledging and reckoning with painful elements of the past.

He avoids the most painful elements of his day-to-day life by keeping busy; still, when speaking about death, there's an unmistakable sting in his voice that betrays a lack of numbness.

The senator's dogged, spirited eagerness to make his case was perhaps the most painful element in last night's hourlong exercise in political hubris and humiliation.

Yet this fond self-regard contains a painful element of what another Southern writer, William Faulkner, called "a furious unreality," and nowhere is it more furious or unreal than in the Tiger-controlled territory.

One last painful element of the Dexter story: his efforts to wipe out bad guys occasionally endanger and even lead to the death of his own nearest and dearest.

Only now, and with painful slowness, are the elements of a broader strategy falling into place.

That's why even his most furious and tragically painful moments keep an element of comedy: he tends toward a cinema of the absurd.