Sentence examples similar to painfully concluded from inspiring English sources
That's the finding of a recent study by two Princeton economists who conclude, painfully for those of us who are south of 5 feet 9 inches, that the reason taller people make more money is that they are smarter.
The climactic fight between Hannah and Marnie is staged dully, acted with an ordinary petulance, and concludes with a painfully trite touch.
Andrew Mueller Julia Davis's sublime comedy concludes with a painfully awkward double bill, as Robin's birthday finally arrives and the camping trip from hell comes to a shuddering, regretful end.
Paterson's feigned neutrality (the stanzas, each of them twelve lines long, feel like sonnets shorn of their concluding, and conclusive, couplets) simply makes that weeping, those aches and shouts, more painfully human.
By then, Bale hadn't even completed his painfully protracted move from White Hart Lane to the Bernabeu as the lengthy negotiations between Real and Tottenham dragged on throughout the summer, eventually concluding in a record £85m transfer on deadline day.
