Sentence examples for painful point from inspiring English sources

It was about taking a painful point of origin and converting it into something comical and fun.

When Caulfield decided to attend Cornell Tech, his mission was to complete a specialization project related to a painful point he experienced in his life — hearing loss.

The most painful point at the most abstract moment... November 9th — Less and less to write, to say, except this (which I can tell no one).

I went 200 miles away from home at 12 to be in an institute [for the blind] and this was the most painful point of my life.

In what may serve as a painful point of reflection, with the score at 1-0 in the 70th minute Kerr – whose industry was almost unmatched on the park – headed a solid chance wide with an equaliser on offer.

As for the painful point made in some polls that few people want to have dinner with him, he noted that no one had ever turned down an invitation.

"Get Out" contains some of the most piercing, painful point-of-view shots in the recent cinema.

Secure safety, resistance to weapons material proliferation and problems of long-lived wastes remain the most important "painful points" of nuclear power.

Two four-year-olds required revision surgery, because their bones were pencilling — growing conically through the skin in sharp, painful points.

Halber-shtat went straight to two painful points on my shoulders and pressed deep into them, then told me to tense and exaggerate what I was doing.

The academic, Ayse Gul Altinay, an anthropology professor from Sabanci University in Istanbul, is a kind of national psychiatrist, identifying the most painful points from the country's past and offering a new way to think about them as a route to healing.