Sentence examples for painful remarks from inspiring English sources

The most painful remarks are those made in the September meeting, which fell right on the heels of the Lehman bankruptcy, to the effect that the Fed must remain vigilant about price pressures upward ones.

This now, had me searching for the mother I knew and only grasping fleeting glances of her between her painful remarks about how difficult life had become.

And that's the faith lesson that we all can take away from the person who is actually daring to get in the game.

Mr Cameron's remarks about the painful legacy of colonialism could not be further from the truth and they reveal a disappointing lack of historical judgment.

And he remarked on the painful irony: "When nations or individuals get strong they are often truculent and bullying, but when they are weak they become better-mannered.

The specter of Greece's economic and political failures looms over "Attenberg," not least in the figure of the dying Spiros, who remarks on his country's painful transition from an agrarian economy to full-blown capitalism.

The decline of Hibs has been painful for him, but then he once remarked that the two most important pieces of plastic in his wallet were his bus pass and his season ticket.

"I find the current moment in history rather painful," he said at the outset of his remarks.

Matt Damon clarifies remarks on gay actors: 'It's painful when things get said that you don't believe'.

She ignored that remark and continued to rehash the painful memories that my innocent questions brought flooding back.

Mr. Bloomberg, who is rarely publicly pensive, relied mostly on light banter and remarks about the future, rather than the painful present.