In status-enhancing research, what would have been animal confinement, pain, suffering, and death, becomes the moral equivalent of and, on an anthropocentric view, also becomes human confinement, pain, suffering, and death.
As to labor pain, both the shared intimacy with the mother and the emotional background during confinement may create mutual solicitude among the protagonists (i.e. midwifes, father, mother).
The confinement of pain and sensory symptoms to a small cranial area apparently reflects a non-generalized and rather limited disorder.
Even if it is raised "free range," it still lives a life of pain and confinement that ends with the butcher's knife.
The years of pain and confinement are so traumatizing that some of the rescued bears spend endless hours butting their heads against walls or gnawing on their limbs.
I can heartily recommend Jimmy Boyle's "Pain of Confinement" for an idea of why merely the state of imprisonment is a pain that will be left in the DNA of most people who experience it.
and saw herself as if inside a womb or egg, enduring pain and confinement for the sake of a work of art, "leaving my impression that transcends time," she said.
Kalief could not overcome the effects of jail and the more than two years of solitary confinement: the fear, the pain, the paranoia, the flashbacks.
Dr. Génessier dismisses the police (who readily accept his explanations) and returns to his lab, where an abandoned German Shepherd he'd only recently obtained for his experiments attacks him, inciting the other dogs to follow suit--maddened by pain and confinement, they maul him to death, disfiguring his face in the process.
Hospitalized patients had to be admitted with acute respiratory infection (ARI), defined as respiratory difficulty with fever and cough, combined with one or more of the following clinical symptoms: confinement to bed, thoracic pain, polypnea, or acute respiratory distress syndrome.
She was shown cells where prisoners were kept in solitary confinement, ill and moaning with pain.
