Sentence examples for expressing pain from inspiring English sources

Or subjects expressing pain and fear?

When her body crumpled or caved, it appeared to be expressing pain.

Hanako reacts to mistakes by verbally expressing pain, rolling her eyes or even simulating a vomiting reflex, thanks to the touch sensors in her mouth.

It may be noted, as a plausible explanation, that the culture of Pakistan expects women's interviews to be conducted in their husbands' presence while, at the same time, discouraging women from expressing pain in front of their husbands (neurologists in Pakistan are familiar with anecdotal accounts of husbands seeking divorce from their wives on account of their "constant complaints" of headache).

At the same time, we tell boys to "suck it up" instead of expressing pain, leaving them few emotions but anger.

"People in our meetings shared their tales of difficult times in courts, including feeling they were preyed upon by the courts, feeling they were supporting a system that oppressed them, and expressing pain because they felt like their system should protect and care for them," Wilson said.

The reader remembers that neither the father nor the son was able to express pain -- or affection -- directly.

But they often expressed pain through agitation or grimacing, she said, adding, "Err on the side of treating them" with pain-controlling drugs.

Denied every human and judicial right, the inmates were also refused the one prerogative of the tortured: the right to express pain.

The much talked about (but rarely publicly expressed) pain within Republican communities is real enough (subscription required).

I'm trying to express pain and fear; the fear that comes right before the violence, because you don't know when it's going to come, and the pain that comes straight after.