Sentence examples for painful headlines from inspiring English sources

The Israelites' effort to claim and maintain their Promised Land fuels a contemporary crisis and occupies today's painful headlines.

Front-page accounts of the accident featured not only those terrible headlines but pictures she found painful in a different way.

Though the Newark diocese denied his bid for the priesthood last year, inciting another painful round of headlines about his past, he says he is at peace.

Rahm Emanuel's honeymoon was shorter than a Jon Burge homicide interrogation, ending in about three hours, when The Chicago Sun-Times greeted him with a portentous post-election headline: "Big problems, painful solutions could seal Emanuel's fate as one-termer".

First shots of the crashed Russian plane in Sinai Confirmation that a bomb – in all likelihood in retaliation for Moscow's air strikes against Isis targets in Syria - did bring down the aircraft would for ordinary Russians transform the chaos in the Middle East from a distant headline into a painful immediate reality.

Lindsay Lohan is making headlines again, albeit for a very painful reason. .

Practitioners of this extreme form of protest -- part political theater, part publicity assault -- have been making headlines across the Middle East this week, conjuring painful memories that go back generations.

But there was an off-camera twist this week that he might find too painful to use for a ripped-from-the-headlines episode.

That painful episode has now found its way into the headlines.

When 33 people die violent, painful deaths from eating cantaloupe, food safety is in the headlines — for a week.

As we know from the headlines, this kind of bullying and public rejection can be so painful that teenagers sometimes resort to taking their own lives because they cannot tolerate the emotional pain it elicits.