Sentences with phrase «painful realization»

I think it has more to do with a lack of self value and the sometimes painful realizations that we aren't perfect.

That could be a painful realization, but it is far preferable to basing decisions of any value on unreliable, flawed data.

It was a painful realization for him, but a crucial lesson.

While it is a painful realization, be prepared to bring in new — and even higher priced — help.

Whenever I have broken one of these guidelines, I have usually awakened to the abrupt and painful realization that I have tilted too far toward one or the other.

Turning to Tradition by d. oliver herbel oxford, 256 pages, $ 27.95 In 2010, Eastern Orthodox Christians in America awoke to a painful realization — there aren't very many of us.

When the evidence becomes inescapable that a member of one's family is mentally ill, each family responds in its own unique way to this painful realization, depending on previous relationships within the family circle.

And so I spent yesterday scrolling through your photos, coming to the painful realization that nearly every woman I know is not only pro-choice — I've known that for years — but proudly pro-choice: so proud that you will happily parade your pro-choiceness all over the world and proclaim it on all of your social media pages, as if it were a positive good.

I have come to the painful realization that I'm probably not good for anything more than recommending books... and I'm okay with that bit of self - deprecating knowledge.

This was a painful realization, but an incredibly necessary and healthy one.

Arteta seemed to be a panic buy, born out of either the fans» whining finally getting to Wenger or the painful realization that his midfield was exceptionally thin.

So for those of us who don't think you can go far with Giroud, that is a painful realization.

Sometimes when we go through life, we come to the painful realization that the person that we married isn't the right person for us.

It is a painful realization to find out that your ex boyfriend started dating someone else right after the break up.

Yes, but it's complicated, says Samantha Burns Knowing that your ex is now seeing someone else can be a painful realization.

Knowing that your ex is now seeing someone else can be a painful realization.

He has traveled to every city, every town and every outpost in the United States, Mexico and Canada, and has found no one, which leads him to the painful realization that he is almost certainly the last living being on the face of the earth.

She'll do anything in her might to make that a possibility, even if it means coming to the painful realization that it won't bring her daughter make.

Like John's memory, the script goes in and out of slapstick comedy territory, Mirren fending off Florida redneck thugs with a double barrel shotgun, to painful realizations that the couple can barely take care of themselves.

And we've all been confronted with eye - opening challenges to our lofty principles, including the painful realization that our parents are very much fallible.

Over the course of these sessions, however, Allen came to a painful realization.

We are now faced with the painful realization that the iPad has not cleansed the world of the heathen eReaders.

Furthermore, losses are real the moment they accrue — all holding on does is delay the painful realization of what already took place.

Thomas Crown Global Long / Short Equity Fund (TCLSX) liquidated on November 13, 2015 following the painful realization that «there are no meaningful prospects for growth in assets.»

Betrayal, painful realizations, and more confusion await, fitting it right in with the rest of the Kingdom Hearts mythos.

The British psychoanalyst and climate specialist Sally Weintrobe describes this as the summit's «fundamental legacy» — the acute and painful realization that our «leaders are not looking after us... we are not cared for at the level of our very survival.»