The hard part (pain, wearing sunglasses indoors) was over.
The dictionary defines severe as "unsparing in exaction, punishment or censure" or "inflicting discomfort or pain hard to endure; sharp; afflictive; distressing; violent; extreme; as severe pain, anguish, torture" "extremely violent or grievous, severe pain" "of pain, suffering, loss, or the like: grievous, extreme" and "of circumstances hard to sustain or endure".
It was so, so hard, but pain free.
Pregnancy and giving birth is hard work, pain, risk – and they expect us to suffer all these things?
The Sutters all played the game honestly, a hockeyism which indicates that they worked hard, endured pain, killed penalties, got chippy, and drove their opponents nuts.
An Indian critic, Subhash K. Jha, said everyone in India should see the movie "to understand the isolation, to understand what it feels like to be deemed a terrorist, to be frisked extra hard, the pain and the humiliation".
For another, Android development is hard, a pain, a mess.
2. Pushing Too Hard "No pain no gain doesn't apply to yoga," says Fowler, who notes that most people -- if they're really being honest with themselves -- know when they're pushing themselves too hard.
Michele Howe calls I Shall Not Be Moved "a collection that testifies to the undaunted spirit of oppressed people everywhere", and states that it "relates a history of hard work, pain, joy, and the affection and heartbreak often associated with love".
In addition, patients rated their anxiety at the time of the procedure (between none and strong), how tolerable the procedure was (between very easy and very hard), their pain during the procedure (between none and strong), whether any health problems occurred as a result of the procedure (none, minor, moderate or severe), as well as the procedure as a whole (between poor and excellent).
