Sentence examples for endless pain from inspiring English sources

The reader has been immersed in the endless pain of living with Walker.

To consider a different economic model, which does not demand endless pain while generating repeated crises?

That bit jammed and stopped the nerve from moving and caused the endless pain.

"Unless deflation is prevented, the disposal of bad loans will be an endless pain".

"I think a source of endless pain for her was that she'd given up her children," he said.

What he receives in the play is expensive advice and endless pain, with the accent on the latter.

Mutton lovers are willing to take endless pains in cooking the meat.

But, while giving short shrift to pretension and pomposity, she took endless pains with those students she considered serious.

He took endless pains to get a perfect performance, and his reputation at the BBC and Glyndebourne was legendary, expecting the highest professional commitment from all with whom he worked, and never sparing himself.

It is not affection, it is weakness that brings men, unarmed against fortune by reason, into these endless pains and terrors; and they indeed have not even the present enjoyment of what they dote upon, the possibility of the future loss causing them continual pangs, tremors, and distresses.

Indeed, Gadi Algazi, an Israeli historian, has shown that although German scholars, unlike their English counterparts, were allowed to marry and set up households from the fifteenth century onward, they took endless pains to show that they demanded big houses only so that they could work uninterrupted and married only so that they could have orderly, well-run homes.