Sentence examples for consuming pain from inspiring English sources

The consuming pain was remindful of England's reaction last spring to the news that its soccer captain, David Beckham, broke his foot just weeks before the World Cup.

The most consuming pain though was not physical.

But just as the bizarre spoken outbursts and wild, spasmodic motion by a crew of multinational navel-gazers seemed to be settling into a misguided tribute to the late Pina Bausch, everyone suddenly dug much deeper and showed us the consuming pain under the asocial behavior.

First, we had to go through the immense, time-consuming pain of the exercise.

Trying to juggle these relationships is a "time-consuming pain", says Lynn Turner, a former SEC chief accountant who sits on Sun's audit committee.

The goal, he explained, is not to make it easy to sue his customers but rather to minimize the number of customers who post negative reviews, which Richard described as a hugely distracting and time-consuming pain.

Not to mention, annual performance reviews are a huge, time-consuming pain in the ass.

Whether all-consuming pain is worth the mild satisfaction you get as a reward is up to you.

The thing I didn't realize until later was that the painstakingly intricate linework was all woodcut, which has always seemed like a terribly time consuming and pain-in-the-ass-type way of making art to me.

It needs to have a common vocabulary and that cleansing can be time-consuming and pain-staking work.

A bloody expensive, time-consuming, planet-destroying pain in the arse at that.