Sentence examples for painfully challenged from inspiring English sources

Its transition is painfully challenged by the strong socialist legacies of SOEs.

This painfully challenged their orthodoxy of an all-caring and benevolent God, and it hurt.

GroupMe Coordinating in real-time with groups of friends can be painfully challenging.

The story concerns the struggles of a nearly aphasic, socially challenged yet smart, painfully self-aware, and desperately lonely young man to get through his days and nights.

Most challenged of all is a kohl-eyed Marisa Tomei, painfully miscast as Adib's abandoned Syrian fiancée.

The ensemble rather painfully highlights the challenge facing any young artist, which might be put bluntly: if you're not after some sort of originality, get out of the kitchen.

A clampdown in the latest budget on tax relief for charitable giving clashes painfully with the broader aim of encouraging more voluntary provision of services to challenge the state.

Olympus demonstrates all too painfully how much Old Japan tolerates a lack of accountability among senior executives; inadequate disclosure; a disinclination to challenge authority and absolute deference to corporate boards regardless of share performance".

As 9/11 painfully reminds us, these challenges insistently reassert themselves.

Because she teaches at a charter school that serves students from Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights, Martinez said, she was painfully aware of the challenges black youth face in interactions with police.

Meeting the Challenge The March of Dimes is painfully aware of how challenging a stay in the N.I.C.U. can be for parents and extended family, be it three days, three months or, in some cases, six months or longer.