Sentences with phrase «painful conversations»

You should be prepared to maintain ongoing, sometimes painful conversations about your betrayal.

Learn to have a less painful conversation about your perpetual problems.

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Munro revealed last week that she had a series of painful conversations with the late MP about the consequences of his drinking.

A lawyer and his wife stiff through painful conversations, at a residents only champagne party; with a dark and bewildering author, a flirtatious fiance, a Machiavellian psychiatrist, an artist with a blank canvas, and a neglected son and his group of youthful friends who seem as out of place as the furnishings.

Stix sat down for long, sometimes painful conversations with members of his leadership team to identify problems that hindered effective communication and collaboration.

Following the Garner decision, de Blasio said he and his wife, Chirlane, have had to have painful conversations with their teenage son, Dante, about «how to take special care with any encounter he may have with police officers.»

Following the ruling, de Blasio said he and his wife, Chirlane, have had to have painful conversations with their teenage son, Dante, about «how to take special care with any encounter he may have with police officers.»

We also witness the painful conversations these reporters had to navigate with now adult victims.

Bottom line: This is tough stuff, a painful conversation.

And it made for some painful conversations with some of the school's current teacher - candidates and incoming hopefuls.

So, that second option may be a stretch, but insurance doesn't have to be confusing or a painful conversation.