Sentence examples for painful fact from inspiring English sources

It is a painful fact that waterfowl hunting entails rising extremely early in the morning.

Yet there was a painful fact that went with Gee's stellar performance.

Freezes are a painful fact of life across the private sector these days.

But the painful fact remains that London is outside the inner European circle.

Behind the balloons the painful fact of mourning remains: even a good death is seldom good for the survivors.

But dollar signs don't win games; the Yankees have learned that painful fact of baseball life the past four years.

We sometimes go to the movies to be confronted with painful facts of life.

This is a fact, but it is one of those painful facts that it seems better to ignore.

It's not only that they do not want to confront painful facts that could lie buried a while longer.

As for Jant-Bi, its effort to preserve and nourish West African dance cannot but take into account the painful facts of the continent's history.

Playing with words, in this case by pursuing an etymology, Muldoon simultaneously takes shelter from painful facts and faces up to them.