Sentence examples for mental pains from inspiring English sources

Understanding, on the basis of the atomist theory, that our fears of the gods and of death are groundless will free us from our chief mental pains.

After all, if we believed interactionist dualism, then we wouldn't think that fundamentally dualist mental pains, say, needed any help from synchronic neural correlates to produce physical effects, and so wouldn't have any reason to suppose that they were synchronically correlated with any particular brain states.

Scientists around the table agreed that, sometimes, research activities do soothe physical and mental pains, helping to get wars out of people's minds.

They cause lasting physical and mental pain.

Of the three, this gives me the most mental pain.

If his patients were in mental pain, he would look for a mental cause.

That law defines torture as the infliction of "severe physical or mental pain or suffering".

"I have both physical and mental pain when I ski right now," Miller said.

"Mental pain — that's the one that bothers me now," he told me.

She was obviously suffering from mental pain far beyond my comprehension.

The law defines torture as the infliction of severe physical or mental pain or suffering.