Sentence examples for not pained from inspiring English sources

He is not pained by having to form a coalition and dump policies that are inconvenient.

Meanwhile, these men's partners, the female professionals assigned to teach them how to dance, are not pained by their pupils' bad performances, because what can you do?

And JK Rowling has a well-earned closer to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: "The scar had not pained Harry for 19 years.

But it is art that leaves much of the public feeling confused, excluded and finally bored, if not pained and offended, which is of course the point.

And JK Rowling has a well-earned closer to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: "The scar had not pained Harry for 19 years.

A starring roles in a Champions League final and a treble winning season (for Inter and Bayern Munich respectively) means they are not pained by regret.

"Today we saw a man who isn't pained to send [authorities] to burn food needed by the hungry," Guaido said on Saturday evening here in Cucuta.

Rangy but not showy, pained but not exaggerated, she moved from falsetto peaks to plainspoken mumbles and perfectly sad turns of melody.

Woolf believes that not to be pained by these pictures, not to recoil from them, not to strive to abolish what causes this havoc, this carnage, is a failure of imagination, of empathy.

Not to be pained by these pictures, not to recoil from them, not to strive to abolish what causes this havoc, this carnage-these, for Woolf, would be the reactions of a moral monster.

When Lawrence looked at her, his face was reproachful, but not, thank God, pained with grief.