Sentence examples for inevitable pain from inspiring English sources

Then you lose the prospect of all that inevitable pain".

In the Senate plan the inevitable pain of the Bush budget policies remains concealed.

Nordic warriors munched mushrooms before going into battle to dull the inevitable pain.

Others may find solace in other people, which helps them regulate the inevitable pain of living a full life.

Police did not speculate as to why the woman might have stuck herself to a toilet seat, given the inevitable pain and embarrassment involved.

They are running for the sheer joy of it and for company to push them to run longer and faster and to share the inevitable pain that comes with the effort to improve.

Physical pleasure binds two people together and lets them endure the inevitable pains and losses of being human.

And battery life will be an inevitable pain-point, with the device likely needing to charged daily.

What makes the heart so extraordinary is that the inevitable pains of aging -- the slowing down, the loss of skills and energy -- need not drown us.

In other words, liberation is available; it's an active state, a verb that requires a degree of effort, not a noun suggesting a place one arrives at; being freed from needless suffering requires continuous mental awareness; it requires discipline and practice to cultivate and maintain a state of contentment throughout the inevitable pains and frustrations of life.

As well as generating a sizeable political payoff, reform proposals must be designed to minimise the inevitable political pain of taking money away from farmers.