Sentence examples for also pained from inspiring English sources

As usual I felt ambivalent, ineffably sad but also pained by what she had done to us all, as well as to herself.

She fears loss and is also pained that her father shows more love to her daughter than to her, yet she blithely passes this off.

I was pleased, and I was also pained, because I knew that he was soon to die, and this strange mixture of feeling was shared by us all; we were laughing and weeping by turns, especially the excitable Apollodorus-you know the sort of man?

I am also pained at the death, injury and damage to United Nations personnel and premises as well as to others associated with our programmes.

"Hark the Herald Angels Sing" can grate, but it's also genuinely pained.

Mr. Bush did not want those calls' implicit charge of anti-Catholicism to go unanswered, and aides said the governor was also genuinely pained at the thought that anyone might regard him as a bigot.

Both Mr. Lentz and Maire O'Brien, whose Miss Jessel was also vivid and well sung, give their characters a sympathetic underpinning, something Britten may have hoped for: however destructive their spectral presences are, Quint and Miss Jessel are also deeply pained by relationships left unresolved at their deaths.

I also feel pained and distressed.

Yet, I also was pained by the fact that I could not fully embrace my gray hairs and, therefore, my aging self.

Keenan's private Gar can also be seriously pained, expressing desperate yearnings for parental affection.

His Armide is aggressive and hateful but also damaged and pained, prone to the same illusions and doubts she inspires in others.