Sentence examples for made pain from inspiring English sources

But what if that whole process could be sped up and made pain free?

Ms. Foster handles her emotions efficiently, having made pain offset by steeliness something of a specialty of late.

Of all the implications of the new theory of pain, this one seems to be the oddest and the most far-reaching: it has made pain political.

A different kind of director might have made "Pain & Gain" into a gamy, gritty sunshine noir, or else a knowing satire of idiot America.

At the University of Utah Health Sciences Center, Dr. Michael Alan Ashburn, the medical director for pain programs at the Health Sciences Center, said, "We've made pain a fifth vital sign, along with temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure".

J. Walter Thompson, also part of WPP, learned that lesson when a print ad it created for Smirnoff, featuring a naked man sliding down a banister with the tagline "If Smirnoff made pain killers" was banned by the Advertising Standards Authority.

The difference however, was that while Cena welcomed his fans, Jericho made pains to ignore them.

Scientists are still trying to make pain less painful.

Pfizer already makes pain drugs like Lyrica and Celebrex.

By making violence into a subject for culture, you make pain into an object of culture.

Now, entrepreneurial plaintiffs' lawyers have concocted new legal strategies that make pain and suffering awards endlessly expandable and personally lucrative.