Sentence examples for deliberate pain from inspiring English sources

Dozens of crisscrossed scars on my arms that I did do to myself with razors and knives and glass, trying to overwrite the chaotic and overwhelming psychic pain with the controlled and deliberate pain of an Xacto blade.

The deliberate infliction of pain is among the hidden methods.

Although this technique was eventually banned, the deliberate infliction of pain continues to be authorised by ministers, including when children are being strip-searched.

It is a grave violation of professional ethics for doctors to participate in torture or cruel treatment, including by monitoring interrogation sessions where torturous or cruel methods are used... Health professionals cannot ethically condone any deliberate infliction of pain and suffering on detainees, even if it falls short of torture or cruel treatment.

The Texas Education code defines it as "the deliberate infliction of physical pain by hitting, paddling, spanking, slapping, or any other physical force used as a means of discipline," according to the study.

She lacks charisma, talent, or energy". Is he just doing his job or deliberating inflicting pain?

Our opposition to the deliberate application of pain and violence to confined prisoners is an article of faith in our long commitment to the rule of law.

All of those scenes, though each funny in its own specific way, contain a deliberate element of pain.

Omitting iron from his original formula made Mr Rhinehart's heart race and an absence of sulphur caused joint pain, while (deliberate) overdoses of potassium and magnesium resulted in cardiac arrhythmia and burning sensations.

He went on to praise the Stoneman Douglas students who participated in Saturday's march for "proudly carrying on [Feis's] legacy by channeling their pain into deliberate action". .

The link between the deliberate choice of a pain rating and the activation of the right amygdala during nonconscious nocebo trials supports previous suggestions of ways that unconscious motivation may affect our decisions and goal pursuits (Dijksterhuis et al. 2005; Custers and Aarts 2010).