Sentence examples for concealed pain from inspiring English sources

"Those medical boys, son, they just won't give it to a fellow straight," he might have begun, but with enough martyrdom in the voice, and enough bravely concealed pain, for you to wonder whether he was worse hit than she was.

Three themes emerged from the analysis: (1) The pain was dreadful, reminding the patient of the cancer and the uncertainty of the future; (2) the need to reveal and conceal pain coexisted; and (3) the pain management and structured guideline contributed positively to gain a new perspective on health in which pain did not play the central role.

Patients' verbal and non-verbal expression of pain were identified in the subtheme "Revealing and concealing pain", whereas " Monitoring the pain" captured caregivers' perspectives on pain assessment.

However, the decision to conceal pain is underpinned by the stigma of having medically unexplained pain and underlying feelings of distrust.

Patient's rationale for concealing pain from others was to avoid burdening others; a finding observed in other studies [ 26, 27].

I could tell the migrants by their aloofness, the way they concealed the pain of dislocation behind poses and jokes.

A book might change your world, but only the way painkillers change your world when you're in pain - they conceal the pain.

Until recently, American politicians have taken great pains to conceal their pains from the public.

It means, I thought as I observed him, that he is reeling from a blow, that he is concealing the pain, and testing its depth.

In these exhibitions, she designed a secular ritual that demonstrates how hard it is to let go of our own highly evolved strategies, or perhaps walls, to conceal personal pain.

Some even date to conceal the pain.