Sentence examples for yet painfully from inspiring English sources

The result is a heartfelt yet painfully sincere liberal social-problem film that even offers a ringing endorsement of gay marriage but, playing to its target audience, avoids any hint of gay sex.

The prose has a kind of self-correcting shuffle, as if something were genuinely being worked out, and yet, painfully and humorously, these corrections never result in the correct answer.

The result is a heartfelt yet painfully sincere liberal social-problem film that offers a ringing endorsement of gay marriage but, playing to its target audience, avoids any hint of gay sex.

Mr. Dunbar, who originated the role in 2008, is alternately charming and scathingly abusive; his Behan is quick with a one-liner (the play liberally quotes Behan) and yet painfully aware of his trembling hand and hopeless addiction.

The result is a heartfelt yet painfully sincere liberal social-problem film that offers a ringing endorsement of gay marriage but, playing to its target audience, avoids any hint of gay sex. Richard Brody (In wide release).

The book opens, most beautifully, with Clem reduced to a sort of moral fever in Ladbroke Grove, wandering the streets, desolate, impotent and aggressive, yet painfully sensitive to impression.

Two other euro-zone countries, Belgium and Italy, already have public debt of 100% of GDP or more and do not (yet) suffer painfully high yields.

The story concerns the struggles of a nearly aphasic, socially challenged yet smart, painfully self-aware, and desperately lonely young man to get through his days and nights.

Art, however, can testify to this dimension of being; it can express what modern philosophy wants, yet is painfully aware that it cannot get.

Charming yet too painfully manipulative to retain lasting relationships.

Milligan: Lord Byron seems to represent everything that Lexy wants her life to be – and yet so painfully isn't.