Sentence examples for painfully far from inspiring English sources

Both the poet and the dead are abroad in the night, walking together, though painfully far apart.

Those sets of figures are painfully far apart.

That's about all we can say at this point, but man does October 12th look even more painfully far away.

It was painfully far from that.

"The ruling is painfully far harder to understand than the Missouri grand jury's decision not to indict for the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson," the editorial states, pointing to the widely circulated video of Garner being brought down by Pantaleo.

And so she did, but not before a fourth round that looked painfully close, far closer than the third (they'd finished neck and neck, it transpired); two minutes felt like an hour and a half.

Instead, the fear is that Europe's strategy so far — painfully drawn out step-by-step rescues of individual countries — has failed to calm the markets.

But against Magic and the Lakers he didn't so much take his place among the greats as make painfully clear how far below him they were already.

It resettled in Lebanon, where the pattern was repeated, though far more painfully.

Since then it has become painfully clear that, so far at least, We Cannot Do It.

They go on, publicly and painfully, battling wounds often far worse than those seen in a nation at peace.