Sentence examples for as pains from inspiring English sources

Particularly problematic examples, to be discussed below, are "apparent" objects such as pains, tickles, and mental images.

Toyota was as pains, as they have publicly, to point out there were a whole range of factors.

Here you can see the oven in which the bread known in Provencal as coudoles and in French as pains azymes -- matzo -- was baked.

In an upstairs room, next to a small wood-burner, a weathered former tractor driver from Tal Kalakh – who is in his 50s – winces as pains shoot through his battered body, lying on a mattress on the concrete floor.

Smart noted in his early articles that it may be unnecessary to believe in such objects as pains, itches, and tickles, since one can just as well speak about "experiences of" these things, agreeing that there are such experiences but denying that there are any additional objects that these experiences are experiences of.

Since mental entities, such as pains, are defined in commonsense psychology in terms of their causal roles (in relation to observable behaviour) and since there is empirical reason to ascribe the same causal roles to brain processes, Lewis identified mental events, processes, and states with brain events, processes, and states.

We are very keen to make claiming compensation as pain-free as possible.

Pride is as important as pain.

Difficulty breathing triggers panic as reliably as pain causes depression.

But his posture is as arrogantly erect as pain allows.

But there is poetry as well as pain here.