Sentence examples for painfully ill from inspiring English sources

These putative assets are, unfortunately, painfully ill served by Mr. Kirby's play, which is long on ludicrous plot and short on fresh humor.

That helped them understand that even the most sophisticated computers, combing through seemingly limitless data, are painfully ill equipped to predict something as dynamic as weather all by themselves.

The same day the country's state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) took the unusual step of publishing a short article about Ebola, featuring images of painfully ill patients and health workers in heavy protective clothing in west Africa.

Mr. Klebnikov remembers one of the forgotten, a mother on a train taking home her painfully ill 7-year-old son after having failed to get treatment for him in Moscow.

She looked painfully ill-at-ease playing Russell Brand's love interest in that idiotic Arthur remake.

"The VA is painfully ill-prepared for these women," she says.

First Michael Kinsley, then Charles Lane, weigh in with defenses of austerity that aren't just wrong, but painfully ill-informed.

The arts may be painfully ill-acknowledged by politicians, but books in a library, works in a gallery – the scraps and bits that form us, that mould childish minds, that change lives and show us new worlds and bring us beauty – exist in the world.

To call enterprise software "dumb" might be slightly unfair, but as "smart" devices begin to proliferate, it's time we all accept that today's software that we use to run our businesses is painfully ill-equipped for the future.

Someone with an active conscience could come upon a sentence like that, in the middle of a painfully ill-focused story on the endless war, and think she must be going insane.

They are poor, and she is painfully thin and ill, but recovering.