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Sentence Examples Painfully shy, agoraphobic and intensely private, the outline of his life is, for the most part, a list of publications. Painfully aware of every minute occurrence nearby, she progressed, one foot moving soundlessly in front of the other. Painfully aware of the contradiction between the policy of glasnost and the party's handling of the Chernobyl crisis, Gorbachev at last acted. Painfully loud, deathly quiet, gospel as not-gospel with gospel singers, they were a rush and a thrill, sonic joys for sonic joys and sonic depths for sonic depths. Painfully for Lugar, the Club for Growth is headed by former Indiana congressman Chris Chocola, a former friend and ally. She hit the ground painfully, landing on an elbow and cheek, with the edge of the glass door swinging back to lodge firmly against her hip. Once considered painfully shy, he is now notorious for being surly and unwilling to suffer fools. So much theatre is painfully stagey and overdone that I find most of it laughable. The process may have been low-key and painfully slow, but it has seen the old Republican gods and heroes repudiated. But moments of effective humor are rare oases amidst a desert of painfully unfunny and sophomoric material. He'd seemed astounded, but poor Ryan had been making himself painfully obvious. Tool will not be moving over for Klaxons, because Klaxons aren't very good musicians and are being painfully gimmicky with their occultness. The engine oiler had a painfully swollen jaw, apparently from an abscessed tooth. To all you backstabbers, haters and bastards, I hope you die slowly and painfully! That's what comes from subjecting oneself to confusion and some painfully obvious bias on both sides of the argument. As we have painfully learnt during periods of national food shortages, it is expensive and wasteful to let crops rot for lack of storage space. I felt my stomach churn painfully, heaving viciously before I had time to react. Lydia could feel herself falling swiftly into the dark blue caverns of Gerhard's eyes as she let herself be lulled by his painfully true words. Her hands were bound together by a painfully tight rope, chafing badly at her wrists. Nor do its people feel any need to hide their light under a bushel like the painfully self-conscious and underconfident Scots. Show More Sentences Consumers are painfully overcharged in all aspects of their business transactions. But just before she could get any closer a evil, painfully load hog-like cry stopped her. This is the kind of subject matter that will strike home painfully for many men and women in today's work force. I am sporting an almighty bruise on the back of my left foot and my right shoulder is painfully letting me know that it's there. One, the projection of the film onto the bathtowel-sized screen was so painfully out of focus it made my eyes throb. She could feel the burning heat creeping up her neck and building up on her cheeks painfully. She felt sore all over as she painfully walked to the awaiting medical center in town. I made my way to my room, change into pj pants, took off my jacket and fell painfully to sleep. The man let Madeleine go and she fell to the ground, clutching her neck painfully. Rubbing her sore bottom painfully, she jerked her head up to see who had run into her. Half-swallowing caused his throat to stretch painfully but he barely felt it. I spent the next two hours in the dentist's chair having sharp edges painfully filed off and loose teeth fixed back in. The demon turned to look at Ryuko, dropping Jade on the spot and leaving her to rub her neck painfully. My mood on Friday wasn't helped by the fact that I was limping around with a painfully throbbing bruised ankle. Despair becomes the main content of the novel to the point where it is painfully obvious and painfully funny. The usual mischievous sparkle had gone from his eyes and he appeared serious, painfully serious. The man's grin was sheepish and he rubbed his sore thigh that had painfully come into contact with the table's leg. He coughed again, more painfully, and now his lips were flecked with blood. It was a classic moment of inclusion which I felt acutely and painfully outside of. I like about half of every season lately and I've come to think the first couple are painfully slow. Show More Sentences He stood at over six feet tall but had a far more powerful aura about him than Lars, who was painfully aware of this. New copyright legislation is in the offing but it's a painfully slow process. As the bus makes its way out of the centre, it is painfully slow due to the volume of traffic and it is no way to travel if you are in a hurry. She was an elegant, very composed lady, said to be painfully shy, but not the time I met her. While John took to it with ease, I was painfully aware of my lack of sophistication. We are also acutely aware that completion of these and other outstanding items is painfully slow. The first of these is the painfully inordinate length of the electoral process. El Guerrouj is painfully aware that he has won everything apart from the Olympic title. Then there are those of us who are painfully aware of our shortcomings as human beings. Trusted companions were perceived as enemies and she refused to eat, becoming painfully thin. Compared to making music, however, Cave finds cinema a painfully slow business. It's an elegant film but one that fails to engage, mainly because of the painfully slow pace. The introduction of speed cameras has been promised, but is taking a painfully long time to implement. His painfully slow recuperation gives him a greater affinity with his surroundings. The flower is generally used as a poison and can kill slow and painfully or quick and painlessly. Skow nodded, swallowed her questions, and led on quickly, painfully aware of the silent shadow that trailed her. On Sunday night I attended a swanky dinner in a painfully trendy Brighton Hotel to listen to James Rubin, former US assistant secretary of state. Squeeze a wedge of lime on top, and if you're brave, add a few of the painfully hot peppers served on the side. His body was hunched over painfully, creating a hump at the back of his neck. Once she reached the door, she made a painfully pathetic attempt at civilities. Show More Sentences At least some members of the evangelist's communities have parted company painfully with local synagogues. No other singer could bring an entire room to a painfully hushed standstill just by performing this one number. Sapphire's eyes looked towards the bodies and her heart clenched painfully once more. If John hadn't been holding onto her, she would have crashed painfully to the hard pavement of the street below her feet. Pulling herself painfully up, she wobbled shakily on the cobbles, catching the icy metal of the lamp-post next to her to steady herself. I have become painfully aware that codependency is making what everybody else thinks more important than what I think. They are ill-equipped for the task and the reporting process is painfully slow. As a result she had been kicked around by fortune as it pleased, painfully aware of its brute force. Kathy grinned at me, her whole face brightening up, once again painfully perky. If he was occasionally indecisive, it was because he was painfully cognisant that lives hung on his decisions. That's painfully evident here in Minnesota, where interstates 35, 94, and 90 run like fat scars up and down and across the map. Trey searched diligently with his flashlight as he proceeded painfully slowly. He was painfully aware of his bare flesh as bodies pressed around him once more. His fingers tightened on her arm painfully, and gentled at her involuntary hiss. My pupils contracted painfully from the relentless fluorescence of the lights above. I haven't worked sheep in many years, but I can remember flyblown sheep dead or dying, slowly and painfully. Her hand had such low muscle tone that it cramped painfully as she tried to control the pencil when she wrote. I made my way painfully along the small hallway and down the creaky stairs towards the front door. Unlike buildings, where shifting foundations or leaky roofs are painfully obvious, golf course problems often are overlooked. The crow's feet at the corners of his eyes deepened as he frowned almost painfully, and rubbed his forehead. Show More Sentences If that sounds painfully scary, you could just say you'll e-mail him later, which is an obvious cue for him to offer up his address. She moved slowly out of her curled up position and painfully stretched out her limbs. He's a pragmatist who's painfully aware of how hard it is to effect change in large organizations. As knowledge moves forward, bastions of belief are painfully knocked down, as creationism has been by Darwinian evolution. She was gaunt, painfully thin, expressionless, wearing a sleeveless top, dark pants, and sandals. Above all, he thought the generals of the army painfully slow and inconsiderate to leave him in such mental agony. Sadly, she became deconditioned, put on weight, became progressively more inactive and remains painfully disabled years later. His skin is pale and greyish, and his hands painfully contorted by years of rheumatoid arthritis. And certainly once a man begins to neglect his domestic duties he becomes painfully effeminate, does he not? Her smile was so fake and there was a gleam in her eye, a gleam of hatred as she dragged out every word painfully. Your uncompromising honesty and painfully truthful criticisms can make life difficult at times. The whites, of course greatly discomposed, had besides a curious look of being painfully shocked by such an outrageous row. The imagery and camerawork are almost painfully beautiful, while the disconnected narrative deliberately withholds closure. She had warned the demon, dissuaded him till the very end when it had become so painfully clear that it had been all going wrong. Arguments over final salaries and divvying up the remaining assets became painfully contentious. For a man famous for running a tight ship, this could be a painfully expensive exercise. Her painfully shy, stuttering father doted on her while her more powerful mother spoiled her. Then, elated with the tranquillity of aloneness, I sat upon dusty shoes extracting ideas from my brain to be written painfully into my journal. His head began to throb painfully and he felt the eyelid under the laceration lower in reaction. The main character of this painfully hilarious racial satire stretches to prove he's really a down white boy. Show More Sentences Musical settings of the requiem may be very public, or almost painfully private. Because they are too painfully close, like a rival sibling, we have singled them out for special treatment. The callers recounted tedious vows, painfully off-key songs warbled by bride and groom, the inclusion of the groom's dog in the ceremony. The recoil jarred his shoulder painfully, but he ignored it as best as he could. She stumbled on the stairs, tripping and hitting the ground painfully, jarring her arm under her body. Her hand was throbbing painfully, but it was nothing compared to the ache in her heart. Hereabouts ewes wander at will followed by their weak-kneed, painfully innocent lambs, the majority just days old. It's since my shoulder got painfully and extremely jiggered, six years ago. Other advanced industries, like those producing machine tools and bearings, were painfully emerging but were at a low technical level. Always painfully aware of their place in the pecking-order, they struggle and jostle for position. It tore at his skin, ripping it raw and re-opening his chapped lips so they bled painfully. This potent grease-cutting chemical melts away the first few layers of skin on my hands, leaving them dry, cracked and painfully raw. Yes it's the painfully slow tennis tournament that keeps sellers of boot whiteners in business. A cold sweat ran over me, and my heart began thumping violently, almost painfully, in my chest. The process has been painfully and agonizingly slow to the World Championship Title. As is usual with films from the period, special effects and rear projection are painfully noticeable, adding to the concerns. Still painfully wounded, he helped the tail gunner out to the wing of the aircraft so the other crewmembers could help them onto a waiting boat. It's not so bad when the seat in front is up, but if they recline it then it presses rather painfully against my knees. Her throat constricts, and she swallows painfully, trying to keep her voice steady. And now she sat in the withdrawing room, listening to Lorraine chatter on while the blood in her temples pounded painfully. Show More Sentences In future docking will only be allowed for working dogs whose tails could otherwise become painfully damaged. Anti-car policies, on the other hand, are still painfully lacking in Edinburgh. Reams of news and commentary rehash the discussions that have become so painfully familiar in recent games. I felt my body stiffen painfully as I relived the memory of my best friend being thrown onto the concrete footpath. Thankfully, according to Corinne, keeping flexible also doesn't mean following a painfully angelic diet. His left hand dove into my hair and his other hand gripped my neck painfully. Michael twisted painfully out of the way and swung his sword left-handed in an awkward but powerful arc. And they slowly, painfully, retaught themselves the importance of combined arms and the tight integration of suppressive fire with movement. She swallowed painfully and glared at the angry red and bleeding hole in his shoulder. Jack barely wriggled into the parachute and found the ripcord in time to land painfully but not fatally. The Utah Senator finds himself trapped painfully between a rock and a hard place. Hauling himself up on his walker, he edged painfully out of the living room into the hallway, dragging his legs behind him. She was beginning to laugh a little, being painfully aware of the apparent lack of logic. No, she thought sadly, painfully aware that he was standing mere feet away from her. As it was, he was also wearing his travelling gear, painfully bright clothing that stood out a mile against his dark skin. The local chief was a painfully thin traditional medicine man in suit and tie, his beaded magic wand by his side. In fact, we are so painfully aware of the issues that we can spend hours talking about them. In that moment he could scarcely breathe, and yet the air was filling his lungs like an inflated balloon, stretching them painfully. Out of the bustle appeared a painfully thin little six, or seven-year-old scarecrow, arms no thicker than sticks. She's manacled to the wall and her limbs, all painfully thin, tremble with weakness. Show More Sentences The French navy, painfully rebuilt in the 1770s and 1780s, suffered badly from the effects of the French Revolution. Her chin scraped against the rough bark of a fallen tree trunk and her arm twisted painfully beneath her. My hair was scraped back into a painfully tight and still considerably wet ponytail. My heart twisted painfully and the marble floor below me seemed to spin into an incomprehensible blur of beige and maroon. She takes a nickel-sized piece of glass out of her foot, painfully, and does some cleaning and bandaging. He tried to stand up and banged his head rather painfully on a shelf sticking out of the wall. Also included were the masterfully painted, cartoonish canvases that seem to address painfully mixed feelings about body image. Darius scowled blackly at the memory, his head still throbbing painfully from the spy's vicious assault. Yet, I don't want to throw myself at him and be rejected and make the rest of the night painfully embarrassing for both of us. The band has a tight grip on melody, mixing dreamy guitar work with crashing drums and painfully self-aware lyrics. He's also painfully anxious not to give offence, and you wonder if he's almost too nice for his own good. Ian can barely breathe, his lungs are so heavy and his stomach painfully tight. Advancement by seniority resulted in painfully slow promotion, which resulted in officers overage in grade. Raven black curls fell riotously around her face, holding no semblance at all to the painfully tidy styles of the London ton. A meticulous lecturer and painfully accurate author, he instilled the same standards in his pupils. Two drum kits and two keyboard set-ups make it painfully clear why these guys are named after the Greek god of thunder. As passion's storm rages in the empty night will the fitful dreams of lost love just continue to slowly, painfully, tormentedly drift by? The river rises to swallow everything around, its rise painfully, tormentingly gradual like a torturous, emaciating death. A very old woman, bent in half and tottering on crippled legs, slowly and painfully pushed her own empty wheelchair. Or if you're middlingly unlucky, you get a roaring infection and die painfully. Show More Sentences And the trades unions reminded Labour, painfully, that power is not without responsibility to those who helped put you there. Kiko looks up almost painfully and I'm transfixed at the depth of horror I see in his blue eyes. Somehow he made a misstep and lost his footing, sliding awkwardly down to the bottom of the ravine and bruising himself painfully. The supporting stories have a much sharper bite, including a return to his painfully confessional autobiographical style. The out of tune orchestra Elgar leads is so painfully unaware of their playing that this is an extremely unpleasant recording. Structure-wise it's incredibly flawed, the climax is rushed, the middle is confused, and the beginning is painfully twee. For years, Best painfully articulated that the form in outward appearance may be Westminster but the content is pure, unadulterated governorship. On his forehead resides a swollen, bluish bruise that is most likely throbbing painfully. His upper body slammed into the damp ground, snapping his head around painfully. She had only walked a few steps, when in the next second, she was flying in the air before her forehead bonked into the whiteboard painfully. But he was painfully anxious to exculpate himself from the guilt of having acted undutifully and disrespectfully towards France. Through the course of the play, she numbs herself from both the unfaceable present and the tragic circumstance she painfully recalls. Because we are all Canadians, and therefore painfully polite, he mistakes our bemused muteness for rapt attention. Watching the clock on my bedside table, I saw the numbers change before my eyes with painfully unhurried pace. He stood up painfully and slithered across the slimy floor, slipping on the fish that had scattered from the broken boxes. Tina was leaning out of an open doorway, giving him a sloe-eyed bedroom look that was painfully familiar. Though their efforts were valiant it was painfully obvious it had little effect on the blaze. Once the stereotype of Brits abroad was of painfully polite, post-Imperial types. He mumbled some obscenities and he closed his eyes painfully recalling the gorgeous Nile blue eyes looking blankly up at him, expressionless. In a joke worthy of the painfully verbose Professor Dorr, the film may have plenty of cellars, but it certainly has no Sellers. Show More Sentences The grunts of effort, hateful little bursts of sound, are painfully frequent. Chester sat up in bed painfully, and sputtered some nonsense about suing the hospital. My reputation was earned inch by inch, slowly and painfully. There's that moment that comes in every doomed relationship when you know with stabbing certainty that it will, at some undetermined point in the future, end painfully. It is, certainly, painfully lovely, achingly gorgeous, exasperatingly lyrical, sumptuously spellbinding, ethereally hypnotic, and, above all, transcendentally sublime. But also real, unscripted, and sometimes painfully honest, as when Dave owned up to his extramarital misbehavior. Nancy and Miller exhibited the painfully protracted, predictable ponderousness which has become the hallmark of deconstruction in its senescent phase. But this off-broadway show reverberated with insights that felt painfully real. After 1989, she said, Romanian students were painfully aware of not having had access to the books their western counterparts could easily obtain. If not, it's simply mystifying, as well as painfully unfunny. With details on every incident and graphics that painfully illustrate the toll, this one is not to be missed. But when the heart gets involved, all our painfully acquired metaphysical insights go right out the window, and we're reduced to battling it out like rutting chimpanzees. These observations are painfully correct, as are the concerns raised about our dependency culture and the class-war scores undertaken by too many of our politicians. One of the saddest bewilderments, when I look at all the bearings of it, nay properly the fountain of all the sad bewilderments, under which poor mortals painfully somnambulate in these generations. We find from Mrs. Fairfax that Mr. Rochester is often changeful and abrupt because of his nature, and also because of family troubles which absorb him painfully. The first half is painfully slow and borders on ridiculous in some parts. She came across as uncertain, unprepared and painfully unspontaneous. Mutlaq is painfully aware that his own side will be harmed if they spurn a place at the table of the enfranchised. So Mandela was painfully slow in denouncing the squalid dictatorship of Robert Mugabe. Indeed, one has to wonder for a community that has spawned scores of spelling bee champions and science finalists, but has painfully few athletes, runners and players. Show More Sentences Dark marks were scored across her muzzle in dreadful lines that were a reminder of the scars that distorted my own face and she moved slowly, painfully. Some of her clues are painfully obvious, others needlessly obscure. But I'm definitely not commenting on any soddenness in the writing itself, just painfully reviewing the sad state of our books after our first ever flooding a week or so ago. She fell to the dirt like a doll, her arms breaking the fall painfully. It's painfully posey and we felt a little cheap and used afterwards. Not all of us have been in a situation when you watch someone die slowly and painfully but I'm sure we can all imagine. Wouldn't it be so much easier if they could end it all? She closed her eyes and carefully massaged her painfully hard stomach. She was painfully thin and her face was seamed with many fine lines. It's a painfully bittersweet film, but told without any of the plodding, maudlin notes that in less sturdy hands could have sunk the entire endeavour. On top of that, the colors lack the richness and depth one expects, particularly during sunlit exterior shots, when the picture looks painfully washed out and faded. My head was now throbbing painfully, and I had released him. He invades personal space, standing mere inches away from his staff while playing the innuendo card with a heavy-handedness that makes his point painfully obvious. Alora almost spat, the contempt for her foster mother painfully obvious. Shakily I splashed some cold water onto my stricken face, wishing the cold liquid to act as a reality check, maybe even wake me up from this painfully real nightmare. Friends allege he is painfully shy and a borderline social inadequate. Only someone already painfully unable to deal with abstraction would draw such a suicidal conclusion. But the music is often painfully beautiful, especially the love song Marie and the emotional wallow of Guilty, and Newman's craftsmanship is consistently staggering. Dignified affability is the becomingness of superiority, which while it does not remove the line of distinction, does not render it painfully visible. We were painfully aware that the poorest of the poor, such as washerwomen and casual labourers, were still unable to borrow, because they lacked enterprises. The sounds buzzed slightly and worked around in her head, sleep clawed at her eyes painfully as Samantha sat up and rubbed the last remnants of a dream from them. Show More Sentences It's not an awful film, just a painfully average one that squanders its opportunity to make something great out of the justifiably heralded source material. Yet the settlement negotiated painfully over the past weeks is uneasy. Her gun, belted at her waist, dug painfully into his leg, and Max winced. I can bare it no longer and self consciously shed my clothing and inch my way painfully across the rocks that form a natural rampart at the shoreline. My chest was heaving painfully, and my breath was coming in shallow rasps. They do not mind a bit exploiting the skills which were so painfully and expensively acquired, and are so desperately needed in their home countries. As a nation painfully picks up the pieces of its shattered character, its people know they have a while to go before they eventually heal from years of pain and abuse. It's been downright merciless, transforming a highly regarded play about four desperate lives in 1950s New York into painfully embarrassing dross. The opera as realised by Berio ends quietly, uncertainly, even painfully. Songs here are lush with bongo breaks, Hammond organs, brass hits, sparse cuts of old school rap and the recycled wails of some painfully soulful women. Spasms shook every inch of my skin, and my muscles contracted painfully. He had made it painfully obvious that she no longer belonged in his world. Swords flash, the clang of sounds echoing painfully in tender ears. He beat the count, but as Scott landed a big right it became painfully obvious that Sheika was no longer able to continue because he simply could not defend himself anymore. It'd make a change from the painfully bad music he's made in the past. Matt's throat constricted painfully and he dashed, trainers squeaking on the shiny floor, to the high bed, only just stopping himself jumping onto it. His hand shot out and grabbed my arm, twisting me back painfully. Nowhere has the deficiency been more painfully on display than with regard to the Middle East. A sampling of comments on various news sites makes the political divide surrounding this ad painfully clear. He dangled lifeless for a moment, making sure he regathered his energy before swinging his body up over the wall and landing painfully on the other side. Show More Sentences She was painfully thin, you could see every rib and back bone on her. Picture a Julius Caesar recovered from his murderous assault to confront a repentant Brutus, who must painfully work out the consequences of his actions. Physically, he looks no older than any man who will be 70 in February, but the spark, the MacLeod zest for life, has painfully and obviously gone. By uncoupling our emotions from the film's many acts of violence, he frees us to draw parallels and make connections with painfully recent history. With painfully fixed smiles, the children kept the curious foreigners entertained for a while, and then at the end invited us to dance a traditional folk dance with them. In his latest essay, he grapples with the fact that those costs have become painfully evident, and the larger concerns of security, justice and freedom increasingly elusory. At the moment, that process is very complicated and painfully slow. His maid is painfully dishonest after years of unwavering loyalty. Maugham was painfully shy, and Haxton the extrovert gathered human material which the author converted to fiction. American Hustle is a painfully funny and scattershot film that attempts to con us into believing it is smarter and funnier than it is. They are painfully debeaked and detoed without anesthetic to offset the destructive effects of overcrowding, boredom and frustration. The one who stands, literally, by her man, grinning painfully as he reels off a list of infidelities to the Press? While this too may appear painfully obvious, it is amazing how easy it is to sometimes overlook the little things. A painfully shy geologist, named Timothy, is also accepted by the children and included in their adventures. So that old chestnut of eventually sounding like your parents is painfully true. Market participants are painfully learning the limits to slicing and dicing mortgages to a fine fare-thee-well. It was painfully low-budget and amateurish, available only on YouTube. That role was no longer militarily or financially feasible, as Britain's withdrawal from Greece in 1947 painfully demonstrated. The unsufficiency and uncandidness of his answer became painfully apparent in the dead silence of the room. While the occasional wry witticism seeps through, overall Shipler is painfully conscientious about trying to offer both sides of any debate. Show More Sentences The wife he lost is painfully near as this riveting book gets underway. The boy dragged on his rope reins, stirred a bit painfully in his seat, and drove slowly and knockingly away. A big greyish rounded bulk, the size, perhaps, of a bear, was rising slowly and painfully out of the cylinder. And, as Bush learned painfully, there are plenty of McCainiacs in pivotal Michigan. The Imphal operation was finally broken off early in July, and the Japanese retreated painfully to the Chindwin River. This helps to remove hair from the roots gently and less painfully than dry epilation, the statement added. The MobilePro 790 doesn't require painfully slow handwriting recognition or hunt-and-peck typing. Despite misdating that crucial artifact Flashdance, Boswell's sense of the period's pop culture is sure and almost painfully exhilarating. At the zonal and subzonal level, the lack of capacity is painfully evident. It was a painfully slow process and, worse yet, not a lot of fun. Because silverswords had evolved in the absence of ungulates, their unbranched structure and single rosette of leaves made them painfully vulnerable. Their final embrace makes it painfully obvious that because their torsos are forever oriented in opposite directions, their relationship is unconsummatable. But eldest daughter Maggie is made of equally stubborn stuff and defies her dad to marry painfully shy bootboy Will Mossop and set up a rival shop. Unless he was one of that small band of irreverential fans who painfully seemed oblivious to the fact that 96 fans once lost their lives at a football match. As she took to the sea in St Lucia, Amy's sad transformation from curvy jazz sensation to wretched druggie in just three years was painfully obvious. England's lack of cutting edge was painfully apparent in defeat to Australia but their scamble defence was solid and neither team will be easily breached. Amid the silence, the dead calm of the noble breast, Tennyson's pensive imagination felt Hallam's absence most painfully in the inaudibility of his voice. Itchings, hitherto unknown, are felt all over the body, and render my skin sometimes painfully tender, sometimes quite benumbed, as if it were dead. Examples from Classical Literature Indeed, it was only on leave-taking, and then far from painfully, you were reminded of being in an inn. And, as Turpin had done, so also did he painfully crawl towards the stream. At one particular and vital point this shows painfully, and that is her slowness in socializing her home. They reminded her of sorrows in which I have since painfully learned to sympathise. His cheek twitched painfully as he thought of the huge amount of his losings to Lablache. Fellingham parried him with a sedate gravity of irony that was painfully perceptible to anisette. The Gaon's proclamation hinted at this work, and its author felt painfully hurt by the attack. I gave her a pat on the chin scarcely consistent with my aged and tottering mien and proceeded to shamble painfully to my room. But she was irresponsive because she was shy, uncomfortably, painfully shy. Again, Garson was forced to wet his lips with a dry tongue, and to swallow painfully. As he saw it, society would grow better only through the painfully slow and arduously painful processes of evolution. The obedient die-hard disappeared, and Dickson painfully and laboriously set himself to climb the slope. Carefully and painfully she drew herself to her knees and, dinging to the rope, crept up the rock hand over hand. He was painfully affected by this disclaimer of a charge which he had not made. For he had been painfully conscious now and then that he played but second fiddle. The freezing wind, flurrying across the desert, drove the fine particles of sand painfully against their faces. He bit his tongue painfully in covering that slip, but dryad had not seemed to notice it. But seen from the wet and rolling decks, in this weather and these circumstances, it only impresses one giddily and painfully. But writhe as he liked, his darting glances always painfully returned to the still victim on the charpoy. Sickness diminished the ranks, and emaciate men, haggard and way-worn, tottered painfully along the rugged ways. Show More Sentences She began to cripple and jig most painfully for one of her size and dignity. He immediately clamored for the wherewithal to fill an aching void that was making itself painfully felt in his midsection. Find more words! 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