Sentence examples for acknowledged pain from inspiring English sources

In general less frequent struggling to control pain, fewer palliative and avoidant coping responses, and more explicit persistence with activity despite acknowledged pain were associated with less depression and anxiety and greater life functioning.

In those moments, Blake simultaneously acknowledges pain and contextualizes it.

What noise would you make to acknowledge pain?

She laughs raucously again, mirth appearing to be, incongruously, her way of acknowledging pain.

There is kindness in acknowledging pain, but trust comes if we think someone can relieve it.

"You have to acknowledge pain to begin the healing process," said Mr. Glaser, calling that "the whole justification" for the revision.

The All Lives Matter crowd refuses to acknowledge pain or suffering that does not pertain to them personally.

He couldn't use the raw materials of his pain without acknowledging that pain's existence.

He acknowledged the pain of America's sinking economy.

She acknowledged the pain felt by the families, friends of the deceased and the local community.

The Communist Party never acknowledged the pain inflicted by Mao's internecine political struggles and mass mobilizations.