Sentence examples for painfully ignored from inspiring English sources

The real problem for the church, he argues, is not maintaining a mandatory policy that is widely and painfully ignored, but finding a new approach to sexuality that recognises both human weakness and divine purpose.

And here's a simple enough fact that's worth repeating: the endless, painfully ignored failure of the U.S. military (and civilian) effort in Afghanistan is where it all began and where it seems never to end.

Willfully, painfully ignorant.

Most of the measures that experts recommend, like keeping up with the latest antivirus software, using strong passwords to protect computers and networks and installing intrusion-detection software, are painfully obvious but still ignored by many businesses, government agencies and consumers.

Eastwood takes painfully seriously the theme of rape ignored by the law and unpunished.

From WhatApp's little blue ticks to Facebook's time stamp, it is now painfully obvious when you're being ignored.

He has said that the Fed was in a no-win situation; if it had not acted, it would have been criticized for ignoring the painfully slow pace of the recovery.

Slowly, painfully, memory came back, in the countries that had killed, or betrayed, or simply ignored the Jews of Europe in the 1940's.

"You've met the parents, you've spent a weekend with the families, and now you want to get engaged…Eurasian integration has been painfully slow, but it's moving forward".Often seen as an artefact of Vladimir Putin's nostalgia for the Soviet Union, the Eurasian Union has been largely ignored in the West.

But having talked to the experts, I'm painfully aware that when I ignore my daughter's inquiries, I may be stunting her desire to know.

For reasons that are painfully obvious, the FCM have done their best to ignore or bury the role that Israel's repression of the Palestinians has played in motivating the 9/11 attacks and other anti-Western terrorism.