Sentence examples for ignored pain from inspiring English sources
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Serena Williams ignored pain and frustration to reach the third round of the Australian Open with a straight-sets victory over Gisela Dulko on Thursday.
The Italian-language book, released in Italy this week, said that the pope had long ignored pain that turned out to be a large abdominal tumor removed in 1992 and had to be talked out of a trip to Sicily only a day after he slipped in the bath and broke a thigh bone.
Every professional athlete is confident, and many of them have ignored pain while competing under extraordinary conditions Kirk Gibson comes to mind but the combination of courage and sliders and ego and corporate planning we got from Schilling over two games felt different, and not connected to the great performances or great players of the past.
Every professional athlete is confident, and many of them have ignored pain while competing under extraordinary conditions — Kirk Gibson comes to mind — but the combination of courage and sliders and ego and corporate planning we got from Schilling over two games felt different, and not connected to the great performances or great players of the past.
So Begam ignored pains in her stomach until she had a basketball-sized swelling and was no longer able to walk.
Among those who had testified in favor of the bill was Cheryl Folston, a former livery service driver from Newington, Conn., who ignored pains in her chest because she didn't have paid sick days to use for a doctor visit.
Furthermore, male conditioning, particularly in sports, calls for ignoring pain and playing hurt.
THE PAIN IN THE MORNING -- Runners routinely ignore pain and train through injuries, until they progress to chronic problems.
Quarterback Vinny Testaverde said Martin had an unusual ability to ignore pain when he has to perform.
After a few weeks, I was able to run again, ignoring pain that ranged from a dull ache to something sharper.
Because many players retain their on-field bravado toward ignoring pain and medical problems, Baroldi said, their decisions can be myopic.
