Sentence examples for feel pained from inspiring English sources

However, I couldn't help but feel pained at the widening gulf between feminism on the two islands.

"I personally feel pained to see the sharp increase in transport fares and the prices of goods and services.

Any fans of the Shins who adhere to this theory might feel pained by the arrival of Port of Morrow.

I also feel pained and distressed.

Recognize that the Starving Artist will feel pained at being rushed, and is probably thinking: "If my signature is not on it yet, it is NOT finished!".

I felt pained that there was important information of great power of which I had no idea.

Those dealing with the mess in a place of worship said they felt pained at discarding articles of faith.

I felt pained at being away from home – cut off in rural Cambodia – at a time like this, impotent and powerless.

But in my teens I felt pained and angry about going to church, and I began to experience my own tentative faith as a sort of betrayal.

Elizabeth Palmeiro, the wife of Mr. Labañino, said she feels pained every time she looks at their two daughters, now 15 and 10, and realizes how much of their lives he has missed.

The people who suggest bad ideas during meetings or make mistakes at work are getting in the way of all this he feels pained by their mistakes, which have consigned man to peril that much longer".