Sentences with phrase «ask painful questions»

There has been a preparedness to admit mistakes and ask painful questions about why so many of its natural supporters ended up feeling so betrayed by or isolated from Labour.

12:30 A Bristol MP asks a painful question about how wonderful her city is and when he plans to come visit, which, in case you're interested, will be «very soon».

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Asking people, after they have coped with a heavy crisis, questions like these — «What have you learned from this painful situation?»

A reader asked a question that reminded me of a painful experience I had on my trip to Paris and Rome.

Asking this question could open painful wounds.

And as we reflect on such painful incidents and move towards healing, another imperative question we need to ask ourselves is, What role do we play, as parents to children who will become the adults of tomorrow?

The most painful question is when people ask how Arya is doing,» says Loren, who recently ordered a wheelchair for her daughter.

Conversation was completely painful, and I realised one of the issues was that he wasn't actually asking me any questions.

Becky's victimhood can be painful to watch, but the film asks valuable questions if you can bear it.

It's hard because asking good questions requires you to see past the easy answers and to focus instead on the difficult, the tricky, the mysterious, the awkward, and sometimes the painful.

I've killed before,» it's another hard, painful thing, one that raises alarming questions he can not ask.

My father never spoke of her and turned quietly away if I asked questions; I understood very young that this was a topic too painful for him to discuss.

The first question to ask: is the paw painful?

All throughout these past two decades - this long, painful, wonderful adventure - I kept on asking myself the same question: «When will this stuff start getting easier?»

She could be very intense, especially when students asked what she considered an irrelevant question — it was painful to watch.

How this could happen to «climate experts» (and additionally make it all the way to publication) is a painful question to have to ask.

As a painful debate about school safety rages in the U.S., President Donald Trump's proposal to put more guns in schools carries echoes of the questions being asked in the northeast Nigeria.

Usually therapists take a thorough history, asking questions about a person's childhood and life circumstances, looking at the quality of parental and family relationships, the impact of painful and positive experiences, and the like.