Sentence examples for call pain from inspiring English sources

I want to call pain by name and numbness by name and fear by name.

They're like what we call pain asymbolics people who lose the emotional content of pain.

But the novel remains a strange and original production, inventive, lively and alluring, a fairytale rooted deeply in rain, muck and, as Araminty might say, what you kin call pain.

Adding something like 10 percent of whole wheat or rye or barley flour to a white dough gives you something like what the French call pain complet, but it's not complet at all; it's just white bread with a little whole wheat in it, like the stuff they sell in stores.

To resist will only bring what we call "pain".

I've learnt to accept the constant aches in my legs and ankles which, I guess, people call "pain management".

Recent laboratory-based studies suggest that relief experienced when a painful stimulus is removed, called "pain offset", may underlie the observed functions [ 20] and may help explain why it can become habitual.

She pointed one perfectly polished nail at track one on side two called Pain in my Heart.

An equally felicitous choice is a simple French almond confection called pain de Gênes, or Genoa bread.

In the week before my friend and I were to get our tattoos, I gave myself what I called "pain therapy".

The department will also seed the ethnic news media with translated versions of its antismoking campaign called "Pain," which depicts excruciating smoking-related cancers.