Sentence examples for remarkably painful from inspiring English sources
I also knew there would likely be stumbles along the way that would be remarkably painful for you, and sometimes damaging to the transgender community.
There is no doubt that it's also a remarkably painful process; it is difficult to face your demons and to know that you've wreaked havoc on your own life and the lives of others.
In the long family arc that Mathis describes, the painful life of one remarkably resilient woman is placed against the hopes and struggles of millions of African Americans who held this nation to its promise.
In doing so, Awad constructs a painful scene between Lizzie and a remarkably thin coworker, whom she secretly refers to as Itsy Bisty.
To tell the painful truth, most French three-stars are remarkably ugly.
Instead, his drama, "Nothing but the Truth," offers a funny and painful glimpse of black people navigating a remarkably complicated world.
No American ballet troupe had ever performed a Graham work; Colorado Ballet's classically trained dancers went through a painful crash course in Graham technique to deliver remarkably authentic and widely acclaimed performances of the landmark 1944 dance.
Remarkably, however, it remains unclear whether this simple summation of painful joints is actually justified.
MAX VON SYDOW is so remarkably vulnerable in Bille August's PELLE THE CONQUEROR (1987) that watching him is almost painful at times.
We learn, most remarkably, that every night Franco visited young Stephen in dreams and that these visits helped Stephen survive his father's death and a painful adolescence.
