Sentence examples for blamed pain from inspiring English sources

Instead of conceding Costa's dominance, Ferrero blamed pain, not stage fright, for his unsightly collapse in the first two sets.

While Democrats target commodities speculation, Republicans blame pain at the pump on limited offshore drilling for oil and gas in the U.S.

How could I be so stupid?" I remember wishing I could erase the blame, pain and shame she was feeling.

He blamed neck pains that had persisted since July 31, when he tested a 2007 racer at the Mugello circuit in Italy to prepare for his return.

Patient-centered communication that included respect for the older adult as the expert in his or her own body, an openness to discussing chronic pain and diagnoses, refraining from blaming back pain on the patient's age, and an individualized approach to treatment were considered key components of LBP collaborative care.

Blaming teething pain, we dosed her with infant Tylenol, squinting to fill the dropper in her night light and cooing for her to swallow.

The spendthrift Mr Ahmadinejad is just now having to contemplate ending ruinous petrol subsidies to balance his books and would be delighted to blame the pain on foreigners.

"Shame on them for blaming the pain of the Zika epidemic on the Catholic church's care for the unborn," Dr Timothy Flanigan, an infectious-disease expert at Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School and a deacon in the Diocese of Providence, Rhode Island, told the National Catholic Register in February.

A state court judge has ordered Vioxx manufacturer Merck to begin settlement talks with the widow of an Alabama man who blames the pain medication for her husband's death, attorneys in the case said Monday.

The Bush administration can't be entirely blamed for the pain at the gas pump.

Roads were quite rough at times and she blamed a wrist pain she used to get in later years on having her arm wrenched when coming down the stairs when the bus would abruptly stop.