Sentence examples for making it painful from inspiring English sources

In early December, Adam fell at school and his tooth came loose, making it painful to chew.

In a 2008 case report from India, doctors described removing a giant tonsillolith that was making it painful for a young patient to swallow.

But in animals like cows, pigs and sheep, it causes blisters in the mouth and feet, making it painful for them to eat or walk.

In 1957, at the age of forty, she suffered a massive stroke that left her vision impaired, making it painful to read or write.

One learns much about Washington's dentures, for example, which are displayed in a tongue-in-cheek gallery that provides a timeline of "inflamed gums and abscessed teeth": 1755: "Even with the French and Indian War underway, 23-year-old Washington makes personal dental care a priority"; 1773: "Washington's teeth continue to deteriorate, making it painful for him to chew".

When a bacteria enters the urinary tract it causes inflammation to the urine passageway making it painful to urinate and have the burning sensation that is usually felt in your urethra.

They made it painful and extremely difficult to walk".

A wartime leg wound made it painful for him to mount a horse.

But what makes it painful is the involvement of John Lasseter, a god of animation.

Yet there was still that matter of sciatica, which makes it painful for him to walk.

The infection makes it painful to swallow and can result in severe weight loss and death.