Sentence examples for all painless from inspiring English sources
These are staged and filmed as if they were video games, all painless panic, and they are best taken as Scott's inward reveries of a power that he will never possess.
Average loss of 10° of terminal extension (all painless) was noted at the last follow-up in eight patients treated with open reduction and fixation, but there was no significant correlation (r = 0.329) to poor result (P = 0.108).
In other way, a variable percentage of false negative were also reported, ranged from 81% for muscle twitches to 100% for lump in throat, meaning that near all painless somatic symptoms were erroneously interpreted by the psychiatrist as present in some cases, but they were not reported by the patient (Table 2).
It would all be painless, Mr. Pickett told Mr. Penry, and he would die.
The second is some kind of urgency about all the painless alternatives that are supposed to let us do without Indian Point and plants like it.
The ring-fencing of the budgets for the NHS, overseas aid and schools means that other departments have already made all the painless cuts.
And even when he discussed the night's all but painless victory — a disappointment for fans, but also, and for similar reasons, a milestone for his son — Mayweather, Sr., displayed some of the itchy hunger for perfection that keeps great fighters fighting and great trainers training, even when they say they'd love to quit.
In small, determined bands they are preaching a new mantra of ethics and ecology -- that hunting must be about more than killing, and that the killing must above all be as painless and cruelty-free as possible if hunting is to survive.
I have since prepared sauces under all three methods and they are all fairly painless, or, at least, not as painful as admitting you are the kind of person who makes sauces for fun.
It's all entirely painless.
Stop-start keyless ignition, moderately responsive satnav; biddable, six-speed manual engine – city driving is all pretty painless and low maintenance.
