Sentence examples for moral pain from inspiring English sources

Psychological and moral pain creates spiritual and social dilemmas.

This is our -- I can't find the word -- our moral pain".

"People see that you are still walking and able to do whatever you used to do, so there is a denial of emotional, psychological, moral pain.

For instance, those who have this other-regarding motive will know what it is like to experience the moral pain of being a victim of a racial epithet, which should suffice to prevent him or her from using a racial epithet against others.

It is my clear understanding that no matter the degree of difference and in this case, moral pain, the first and last law of the land--above the Scriptures--is the U.S. Constitution and the laws enacted by the judiciary process.

Using a capella songs and choreographed movement, interspersed with poems and extracts of interviews, it tries to bring to life the fear, moral dilemmas, pain, thrill, courage and frustrations that characterise this particular form of journalism.The show is the second "song theatre performance" created by Helen Chadwick, a composer, and Steven Hoggett, an Olivier-Award-winning choreographer.

We also embody equilibrium (balance) and intuitive insight (this includes conscious or moral sense), pain, kinesthesia (joint motion and acceleration), sense of time, thermoception (temperature differences), and a sense of direction.

Sharing the Pain Moral hazard may hold the clue to solving the euro crisis.

Obviously this other state of affairs cannot be one that involves moral obligation, on pain of circularity.

If a perfectly good and all-powerful God alone created everything in the universe, then why do pain, moral wickedness, and so many varieties of imperfection exist?

He concerns himself with relationships, with mortal moral conflicts, with pain that inevitably underlines a smile.