Sentence examples for painfully cold from inspiring English sources

The water is painfully cold; the tide sucks my ankles into the sand.

He also claimed that he was kept alternately in suffocating heat and in a painfully cold room, where he was doused with ice water.

He'd been forced to listen to pop music at an ear-splitting volume, deprived of sleep, and kept in a painfully cold room.

She cried there in front of the mage's tower for three brutally hot days and three painfully cold nights, the man watching over her the whole time.

The muffling of new snow added an extra hush to the woods' usual silence, and the painfully cold air carried no smell but that of the gigantic blankness of the Bob Marshall Wilderness beyond.

While it was painfully cold around New York City, the weather was still almost temperate compared with many places farther north, places that consider even the harshest city winters to be child's play.

The show distanced Cox from Monica, but it came with a sour aftertaste; Slate dressed down "Dirt" as "dour," "painfully solemn," "cold, bitter and bloating," and "a plodding romp".

Nociceptors synthesize a wide variety of membrane proteins that are sensitive to different types of painful stimuli – such as excessive mechanical pressure, painfully hot and cold temperatures, and the noxious chemicals that spill out of damaged cells.

Finally, the researchers had the patients hold a device that slowly became painfully hot or cold.

People with teeth painfully sensitive to cold should not perform at-home tooth-whitening.

A half-century later, the events of Sept. 11, 2001, painfully revealed a post-cold-war world menaced by new threats, and the Bush administration moved quickly to articulate a new vision of national security organized around pre-emption, coalitions of the willing, and the unfettered use of American military power.