Sentence examples for Profound pain from inspiring English sources

African America has, of course, a distinctive history, of profound pain and amazing grace.

Experiences are there in sharp focus; some an immeasurable pleasure, others a profound pain.

And that it's a source of profound pain for you and for the whole church? A. Absolutely.

They share an eerie coincidence of geography -- their homes are less than two miles apart -- and the profound pain of grief for a son lost in war.

Mr. Rosensaft, the founding chairman of the International Network of Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, has led a protest campaign, saying that the exhibition inflicts "profound pain and emotional distress on the men and women who experienced the Holocaust".

Julie Walters is brilliant, too, as Marie Finchley, with only the tangible tension in the muscles of her face and the occasional wobble in her voice betraying the profound pain she is experiencing.

How profound that pain might be can be seen in another set of numbers, distinct from the political race, about the rising and unexpected mortality among white, middle-aged men without a college degree.

The author is baffled by the wilful eccentricity and stubbornness of her parents and by the strange vacancy of her sister who, she concedes, for most of their time together resided in a place of 'such profound, unreachable pain that she didn't exist for me except as some shadowy, silent, very beautiful unattainable creature'.

Side effects of bone augmentation include profound edema, pain, and discomfort and possible risks of nerve and blood vessel injury leading to nerve disturbance and hematoma [3, 4].

"This profound human pain... will ignite in you such a deep hunger to heal yourself.

It's a reminder that profound emotional pain can occur in the talented, the successful, the admired, the well-loved.