Sentence examples for painfully demonstrated from inspiring English sources

His bigger problem is simply that he is dour, uncharismatic and a deeply boring public speaker as his official campaign launch painfully demonstrated.

Such was thenature of terrorism; the damage was never isolated, as the attackson New York and Washington had so painfully demonstrated.

As the war in Iraq painfully demonstrated, refashioning national institutions from the debris of a civil war can be more taxing than the original military intervention.

But the chasm between what the mayor does behind the scenes and how he faces down issues in public has become almost a hallmark of his mayoralty, painfully demonstrated in this odd relationship with the families of the terrorism victims.

The truth is that, though terrifically smart and funny, Tynan was in no sense intellectual, left-wing or otherwise, as he painfully demonstrated when, for example, writing about Ernst Fischer or interviewing Sartre.

What he could not do was carry the responsibility of a leading man, as was painfully demonstrated in The Graham Stark Show (1964) on BBC television, scripted by Johnny Speight with a supporting cast that included Derek Nimmo, Hayes and Warren Mitchell.

That much is clear from the final moments, when both Morgan and Snow are magnificent, painfully demonstrating that even when willingly spilled, blood always begets more blood.

Recent history is painfully demonstrating to us that hypothetical attack scenarios are now today's breach victims.

And therein, Siegel painfully demonstrates, lies the rub.

The recent outbreak of swine flu —actually a hybrid of swine, avian, and human flu — painfully demonstrates this truth.

The bathroom wars and the Orlando attacks painfully demonstrate that the community is still very much subject to hate and discrimination in 2016.