Sentence examples for constant sore from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wen pledged to work to protect intellectual rights, a constant sore spot with the Germans who fear that the Chinese will be able to take their innovations and produce them more cheaply.
Senegal, which is nearly 20 times the size of Gambia, has steadily become an open and democratic society, though its one constant sore has been a violent separatist movement in Casamance, which many consider the result of its borders with Gambia.
Like Coleridge or De Quincey, Keats was an opium addict, Roe claims, because laudanum (freely dispensed by Guy's hospital, where Keats trained as a surgeon) eased the pain of his constant sore throat, a symptom of the TB that would kill him at 25 (he also might have hastened his death by self-medicating with mercury, wrongly believing he had syphilis).
Obama believes that the Arab-Israeli dispute, though not the root of all Middle Eastern conflicts, is nevertheless a "constant sore" that "infect(s) all of our foreign policy".
"I do have a few nagging injuries that will be with me forever like synaptic nerve problems, arthritis, and the constant sore neck, but that's the gig".
She was credited as Manami Ietel after her constant saying of "Sore, ietemasune!", or "exactly!" to her bosses.
Although urinary incontinence does not appear to increase mortality, the medical morbidity is substantial leading to local candida infection, cellulitis, pressure sores, constant skin irritation and sleep deprivation due to nocturia [ 17].
Mr. Lehane, whose thumbs are no doubt sore from constant BlackBerry messages to reporters, has raised endless questions about the source of financing on the other side.
You stand in a kitchen with a creature that is giving itself a sore throat through constant screaming, and you bob up and down to try to get it to stop.
There+would+be a monthlong confinement in the hospital, blisters, mouth sores and the constant threat of infections.
In turn, the constant kicking would make the horse sore, and deaf to the leg.
