Sentence examples for painful understanding from inspiring English sources
Camille's reunion with her sister, and the painful understanding it brings her, is the episode's focal point, but there's plenty more to unpick.
NATO members in Eastern Europe "have a very sharp, painful understanding of Russia's potential aggression," while other allies "want to take a very measured approach".
The African American community has a deep and painful understanding of the negative assumptions about black people -- particularly black males -- that can distort their encounters with strangers.
A Moon for the Misbegotten, like much of O'Neill's writing, is hard to hear for its painful understanding of humanity's dark side, but it's also necessary.
Among the lighter pieces, one of the composer's most popular songs is a setting of Jean Anouilh's "Les Chemins de l'Amour" (1940) as a Parisian waltz; by contrast his "monologue" "La Dame de Monte Carlo", (1961) a depiction of an elderly woman addicted to gambling, shows the composer's painful understanding of the horrors of depression.
The degree of self-knowledge was painful, the understanding of the moods and motivations of others astonishing, but the moments of real connection heartbreakingly rare.
The degree of self-knowledge was painful, the understanding of the moods and motivations of others astonishing, but the moments of real connection between people heartbreakingly rare.
As a recent Cuban immigrant, I read Mirta Ojito's article (April 23) with a painful feeling of understanding.
The patience with which Roley builds the story from carefully chosen pieces is his main asset; the painful process of understanding race becomes palpable.
A former student wrote Gushee that his teachings had contributed to the painful struggle of understanding his sexual identity, and scientific data suggesting that same-sex attraction is a naturally occurring form of human diversity sent him back to the Bible.
The Los Angeles Times' Book section has chosen these 27 books – novels and nonfiction, some stories absurd, others painful – as essential to understanding the American fighters' experience.
