Sentence examples for inward pain from inspiring English sources

Indeed, I can resist a clear and distinct perception, but only at the risk of 'feeling an inward pain and the secret reproaches of reason' (Search 1.2, OC 1 55; LO 10).

Don't treat this as an exercise in soaking up another person's inward pain.

After a decade spent writing for and about men, Gilbert turned her focus inward, toward the pain and yearning she felt as a woman.

Camille turns her pain inward.

I am not immune from the temptation to turn inward to escape the pain of a suffering world.

It takes me a long time, though, with much inward huffing and occasional exclamations of pain ("Extract of calabar bean! What the what?!").

In the wake of such devastating loss, New Yorkers turned inward, seeking ways to stanch the emotional pain.

It is time to go inward and understand the language of your pain.

In a longitudinal study, postoperative pain and contractures could cause a resistance to the inward rotation at baseline and at the early follow-ups.

Struggles resound within the gaiety: "I have pain everywhere" and "my penis wants to shrink and grow inward" reads the rainbow text stretched across a number of works.

Such an approach is not pain-free, however, since it would be a serious deterrent to inward investment in the UK.