Sentence examples similar to bore pain from inspiring English sources
When steel and shipbuilding collapsed in the 1980s, the response was not class war, but a workforce ready to bear pain.
If the economy continues to improve, Labour believes the Tories' austerity message, and calls for a smaller state that implies cuts to services, is not only dangerous, as it could choke off recovery, but will raise the question in voters' minds as to why they are being asked to bear pain when the worst is over.
In some ways, this is true of parts of Mexico a country that bears pain from which springs beauty.
Perhaps this condition added to his great empathy and his resolve in contesting hopelessness; perhaps it was instrumental to the ways he learned to bear pain and fight the good fight.
The capacity to bear pain or the pain threshold reflects the women's reproductive power [ 11].
He bore his pain with grace.
Obree bore the pain and conquered it.
Think he's a bore, a pain in the ass.
"I closed my eyes and bore the pain," she said.
He bore the pain of the last few months of his life with great character and dignity, and on Nov. 10, 1938, he died at 9 05 am in Dolmabahçe.
