Sentences with phrase «painful detail»

«It's very important to have a clear fee arrangement, outlining in painful detail what you will do and aren't going to do for this flat fee,» he says.

I could go into painful detail of all the things I tried to get my little guy to sleep, but in the end, none of them worked.

In my 2007 book, Scorcher, which I was in Brisbane to speak about, I went into painful detail about the failings of the democratic process in Australia, but nowhere did I suggest a suspension of democracy.

You don't need to go into painful detail about the extenuating circumstances.

The Big Short was the filmic adaptation of Michael Lewis's book about the financial crisis, which, in its more painful details, was a movie about collateralized debt obligations and credit default swaps.

I saw in painful detail Grace sinning sexually during a senior trip she took after high school when we had just started dating.

The kind of person with whom she could share personal, perhaps painful details of her life without fear of being judged, hurt, rejected or disappointed

From the almost painful detail of Alexander Ross's humanoids as green slime to the endless derivatives of album - cover art, artists have been taking some very impure lessons from an impure past.

Address the many potentially painful details, such as the nature of the affair, the length of the affair and the reasons behind it.

(MCT)-- A survey of U.S. family finances released by the Federal Reserve documents in painful detail just how deeply the Great Recession and its aftermath has been felt in family budgets across America.

The Contemplative, as may be seen in painful detail in the journals, is constantly vacillating, though in his public work Merton displays spiritual mastery.

I see sovereignty, not as hyper - control over the minute and painful details of the world, but as a faithful promise that all things will be restored, all things will be redeemed, all will be rescued.

Meanwhile, it exposed in painful detail the incapacities and corruptions of the United Nations, which turned out to be an accomplice, witting or not, in Saddam Hussein's efforts to escape international sanctions and recommence his quest for regional hegemony.

The once almighty middle class sends a few upward into the meritocracy, while most sink down toward the dysfunctions of the underclass, as David and Amber Lapp's «Alone in America» narrates in painful detail.

The way college and NFL overtimes are set up are a little different, given that the NFL's is first score wins, and college gives both teams chances to score (so UGA scoring in overtime and still losing is one painful detail the Falcons didn't have to experience), but they're overtime losses nonetheless.

It's very rare for someone to publicly explain these painful details.

While some of them are obvious, there is much that's interesting in primary school maths — no longer are children expected to study arithmetic in all its painful detail before they can start on algebra or geometry!

Instead, I (mostly) heard horror stories of traumatic births, shared in painful detail, all meant to try to persuade me into having a home birth instead of a delivering in a hospital with doctors, nurses, and access to pain medication.

The presidential candidates can't hardly make a move online without it being dragged out in public and dissected, often in painful detail.

It sorta makes me cringe when I get stuck talking to someone adorned with tattoos and face jewelry who explains to me in painful detail that he has created the perfect method for producing artisanal pickles.

Apparently, her mom had been taking Lipitor for 15 years, and her daughter recalled in painful detail the initial episodes of transient global amnesia, followed by progressive dementia, and death attributed in retrospect to the drug.

With a screenplay by Steven Rogers, I, Tonya utilizes those rumors and assumptions of its subjects to the tell the Harding story never pulling back on the painful details of the woman's life.

But even though Wilkerson succeeded in retrieving Spann's death certificate — which he reads aloud, in painful detail, over excerpts from his family's home movies — his search through the courthouse archives turned up no record of an indictment.

In this respect, San Andreas makes good on its promise, with a sizable chunk of its nearly 2 - hour runtime dedicated to demonstrating in painful detail the effects of a series of earthquakes that rattles California and reduces San Francisco to a pile of urban mush.

The film starts slow, taking in every painful detail of the family coping with Jonathan's death, from Michael's secret cruelty to a pet dog to the inept military personnel who arrive at the door, treating their son's death like a bureaucratic problem at worst, a heroic act of martyrdom at best.

The data from Ohio paint this picture in painful detail.

Without anymore complaining and painful details, I am still dealing with this and to let others know, I am not the only one with these issues.

Although this new website was supposed to cost me no more than $ 1,600 (already $ 1,600 more than was wise, and more to the point, $ 1,600 more than I had), things kept going wrong (I'll spare you the painful details), and when all was said and done, I had $ 4,000 of additional debt, and a site that wasn't even close to going live at the time of my fourth and final wedding fair, and which I would ultimately abandon.

Building on a small exhibition of Bess's paintings and writings that was folded into the 2012 Whitney Biennial, it does not shy away from either the complexities of his art or the painful details of his biography.

«The blues,» Ralph Ellison wrote in 1945, «is an impulse to keep the painful details and episodes... alive in one's aching consciousness, to finger its jagged grain, and to transcend it, not by the consolation of philosophy but by squeezing from it a near - tragic, near - comic lyricism.»

Precipitation maps are even more fractured, because precipitation generally has sharp gradients and sharp boundaries and painful detail.

Most EULAs spell this out in painful detail.

The rules are spelled out in painful detail, including what lawyers can post to social media on pages that promote the firm, how they can reach out to prospective clients through social media, how they can represent their qualifications and experience, and how videos can be shared on YouTube.

While it's easy to get hung up on the painful details, it might be better for you (and your children) to end a dysfunctional relationship.

For families who already know each other well or get together regularly, conversation starter cards can liven up the meal with more smiles, laughs and thought provoking topics than reliving the painful details of Aunt Milly's bunion surgery and Tom's latest run - in with the law.