Sentence examples for administering the pain from inspiring English sources

There's an assault that turns into passionate love-making – that most dangerous of fantasies – and there are overtones of sado-masochism in both relations, with the male character administering the pain and the female characters absorbing it.

It's not Cheney, sitting in a remote office, on the phone, ordering a suspected terrorist to undergo torture; it's Cheney himself, kicking everyone out of the room, yanking off his tie, grabbing a suspected terrorist, administering the pain and yelling, "WHERE IS THE CANNISTER?" Cheney has now said that Obama's foreign policy and policy on questioning terrorists makes for a less safe country.

The individual administering the pain surveys was blinded to the study agent.

Inter-rater reliability was assessed at 5 to 10 min intervals between RA1 and RA2 to demonstrate that if different practitioners administered the scales to the same patient or patients with similar pain intensity, consistent results will be obtained Sensitivity to change was assessed by administering the pain scale pre-analgesia and 30 min post-analgesia.

They let Gloucester's derby-day fury blow itself out while George Ford administered the pain with a perfect kicking game.

Soon enough, the problems of Northern Ireland will recede beside the economic challenge the new coalition government in London will face as it tackles the country's prodigious levels of debt, and begins to administer the pain that almost everybody in this nation of 60 million will feel as government spending is slashed and new taxes imposed.

Mice were administered the pain test either Individually IT-individuallyy testedominantsnts: n = 9; subordinates: n = 9) (i.e., alone) or as a dyad.

One independent research examiner blinded to the group assignments was trained to administer the pain scales and to conduct the psychological tests.

Ice the injection site before administering the injection to reduce pain.

Consider icing the area before administering the injection to reduce pain, particularly if the patient is a child.

Morphine is administered, but the pain does not ease.