Sentence examples for has pained from inspiring English sources

Christina is forty-one and has pained, empathic dark-brown eyes.

This is a very important issue and one that unfortunately has happened, and has pained us and pained our allies.

He said he still kept up with some former teammates, especially Andy Pettitte, whose involvement in the Roger Clemens legal saga has pained him.

In the delicate and unseen campaign underway for Mr. Murdoch's affections in the next presidential campaign, this much is clear: Mr. Romney is out of the running, a reality that has pained and angered his allies.

The razing of the area, under government order, has pained many Sikhs, who see it as further evidence of the disrespect in which they believe their minority religion is held in India.

Through most of the series, now in its first season on ABC, Samantha is wide-eyed and unsure, intent on piecing her life back together and earnestly trying to make amends to whomever she has pained.

Enoch's teeth had been crooked and brown and must have pained him for years.

"Recent events have pained me and dealt a lesson in humility.

The decision must have pained him; it certainly pained the young players and the Boston Symphony, which canceled the tour outright.

For years, it had pained detectives that no relative had come forward to claim Baby Hope, who was between the ages of 4 and 5.

But it must surely have pained him to recognize the price his church was paying for being "a house of prayer for all people".