Sentence examples for painfully caught from inspiring English sources
Recently, we saw a segment of PBS's MacNeil/Lehrer report that all too painfully caught our attention.
These care workers are painfully caught in the contradictions of a society that puts little value on caring.
By Daniel Menaker The New Yorker, September 1 , 1986P. 23 Recently, we saw a segment of PBS's MacNeil/Lehrer report that all too painfully caught our attention.
Israel was caught painfully by surprise, but after 19 days of battle the UN brokered a ceasefire.
"This, to me, is just another painfully obvious, crystal-clear example of people caught in an old paradigm," Mr. Duncan said in an interview.
As for Gold's early solo albums, which yielded the songs "Thank You for Being a Friend," "Lonely Boy" and "Never Let Her Slip Away," they were painfully sweet but catchy, and I was caught.
Just 90 seconds in, the customary feeling-out period was cut painfully short by a Pacquiao right-left combination that caught Márquez cold and sat him down on the seat of his white shorts.
Even the weakest stuff suddenly seemed painfully cunning; the low-level Weedles that new players once caught for practice suddenly became dastardly Pokeball-eating foes.
For those caught directly in Boko Haram's bloody dragnet, hopes are painfully high.
Matroid would even let you lower the confidence slightly on those Skylark images so you could catch the painfully similar 1963 Pontiac Tempest.
