Sentence examples for Expressed pain from inspiring English sources

But they often expressed pain through agitation or grimacing, she said, adding, "Err on the side of treating them" with pain-controlling drugs.

The much talked about (but rarely publicly expressed) pain within Republican communities is real enough (subscription required).

Mr. Harding regularly expressed pain in having been emotionally and professionally abandoned by his former friends in the administration, focusing especially on Anthony V. Carbonetti, Mr. Giuliani's former chief of staff.

Dr. Laura writes of the "avalanche of expressed pain" that she hears from male listeners saddled with "hostile, dismissive or undermining" wives who nag, berate and ignore them, and who top it all off by dressing, as one henpecked husband puts it in her book, "like Eskimos".

The king, cutting short a foreign visit, expressed pain and anger.Earlier, Mr Netanyahu, hurt by the criticism from a man he thought a friend, replied in conciliatory terms--but spoilt it by hinting to reporters, on a visit to Russia, that King Hussein was unstable.

"If the man had had a miraculous recovery and doctors said he'd live another 10 years, I'm sure a letter would say fine, 'Start the trial.' " Sitting in a receiving room at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith with a view of Saint Peter's out the window and an oil portrait of Cardinal Ratzinger on the wall, Cardinal Levada expressed pain at the case of Father Murphy.

Or subjects expressing pain and fear?

The reader remembers that neither the father nor the son was able to express pain -- or affection -- directly.

When her body crumpled or caved, it appeared to be expressing pain.

Denied every human and judicial right, the inmates were also refused the one prerogative of the tortured: the right to express pain.

I'm trying to express pain and fear; the fear that comes right before the violence, because you don't know when it's going to come, and the pain that comes straight after.