Sentence examples for painfully relevant from inspiring English sources

A topic still painfully relevant, even today.

"Think of a Number Come On, Think!" (March 10) was painfully relevant for me.

More analogies to Hitler's rise will feel painfully relevant this morning.

In 1993 "The Cave" was painfully relevant to recent events in the Middle East.

The president-as-warrior seems painfully relevant, as the first presidential election since the attacks of 9/11 takes off.

So Practical Infectious Diseases was presumably not a how-to guide to infecting your enemies, while the 2003 favourite Hot Topics In Urology sounds painfully relevant.

It's a smash, hailed by critics as "painfully prescient" and "eerily relevant".

Equally relevant, however, and even more painfully obvious, is the impairment of circadian function that occurs as a natural process of aging.

However, the gap is increasing between the large body of observations made by physiologists and toxicologists and the few data painfully obtained by coordination chemists to interpret the relevant phenomena.

The vast majority of updates are only relevant to one or two people in the room, and everyone else painfully waits for their turn.

Progress is painfully slow.