Примеры painfully

• Children are wired for sound, but print is an optional accessory that must be painfully bolted on.

• Here is a painful and painfully honest account of how easily a project can fail to meet its own expectations.

• I used to hum a tune and strum it on a child's dulcimer, painfully seeking out the names of the notes.

• We find that these features are necessary to avoid awkward designs, poor maintainability, and painfully verbose code.

• One of the issues facing networked music is painfully familiar - the question of expertise.

• Their progress - carrying heavy packs through the tussock grass and over the soft, rainsoaked terrain - was painfully slow.

• In this case, the substitute is a dying woman, who is bedridden for over a year with a painfully swollen foot.

• One of the main interests is a direct interpretation of functional features, usually painfully handled in other frameworks.

• He understood quite clearly, even painfully, that religion helped most people to cope with those eternal dilemmas of faith, doubt, unjust suffering, and death itself.

• A young policeman in a leather jacket painfully, letter by letter, typed my losses on an ancient machine.

• Would it be justified to experiment painfully on one nonconsenting human being in order to produce, with absolute certainty, a widely applicable cure for cancer?

• The debate becomes painfully heated when the discussion moves from the theoretical to the specific requests of a specific patient.

• The book is also painfully badly edited, with many errors in the data, some of which are crucial to the analysis.

• By this time it was painfully apparent that representatives of the agencies could find no other basis for consensus.

• Personal lives are painfully revealed, and behind it all we sense the uncertainty, the self-questioning, that must govern the all-too-short life of the professional dancer.