Sentence examples for painfully now from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the long, deep recession and the uncertain impact on federal grant and loan programs caused by the budget/debt ceiling implosion playing out so painfully now in Washington only make things worse.

Of course, it seems painfully obvious now.

This is getting embarrassing, and also painfully predictable, now.

But it is painfully obvious now that what we've been doing has not worked".

"It is painfully obvious now that I was a little bit stupid, perhaps, in paying him, but hindsight is a great thing".

Some favorite buildings are very painfully missing now, but it is still a monumental façade, a five-mile textured surface of astonishing density and depth.

If this has not been clear from its inception, it should be painfully clear now, as the weaker eurozone economies are being subjected to punishment that had previously been reserved for low- and middle-income countries caught in the grip of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and its G7 governors.

"It's painfully clear now, isn't it?

"Gatsby" was republished in 1941, and its enshrinement steadily assumed proportions as astounding as they are, even today, painfully ironic: "Gatsby" now sells more copies in a month than it sold in Fitzgerald's lifetime; the BBC has just filmed a fourth version of the book, whose author died while struggling to earn a living in Hollywood writing screenplays.

In many quarters, the difference is now painfully clear.

That is now painfully clear, perhaps even to him.