Sentence examples for they painfully from inspiring English sources

In his hurdling of lowered expectations, Arenas has given the Grizzlies more of the depth that they painfully lacked.

What they painfully discovered was that their city had become synonymous with violent religious extremism and karmic weirdness.

Robinson distinguishes Conrad best, reveals his tender and angry core, in her depictions of his relationships with his sister and brother, with his former classmates and, most powerfully, with his girlfriend, as they painfully circle each other, trying to reassemble, reinvent, reimagine how it might be possible to have a life together.

They painfully point us to both perpetrator and victims as fully human and devastated.

When I surveyed women for my friendship study, women of all ages told me stories about friends with addictions who they painfully watched destroying themselves; ones who were abusive to their husbands or children; ones who lied to their friends and let them down; and ones who committed crimes.

Many of us know that our symptoms are kept in check while we are on antibiotics, but they painfully reappear when the antibiotics are withdrawn.

They do not sound best; they present painfully "the inept young woman I was".

They called them hot packs, and they were painfully uncomfortable.

They walked painfully across Nauru to the Ferguson Passage side, where they saw a Japanese barge aground on the reef.

From Nationalist officials came messages explaining that, much as they urgently needed Texaco's oil for their military, they were painfully short on cash.

They are painfully conscious of trying to fill in and certain that everyone feels as awkward as they do.