Sentence examples for pain borne from inspiring English sources

One can scarcely imagine the pain borne into St.

Yet this is a pain borne with the stoicism that has helped ensure she has reached such an elevated position, pointing out: "We are fighters at Williams, so we'll keep fighting.

In clinical and laboratory settings, the perception of pain bears a poor relationship to the intensity of the noxious stimulus [ 27].

A similar pain is borne by the heroine of "The Swing," an elderly woman who is comforted by surreal visits from the childhood self of her son, now a grown man; every night, for a while, he returns as a 6-year-old to the family swing, and to her.

The high costs of low back pain are borne by the government, insurance companies, and the general public in the form of medical treatments and impairment compensations [ 2, 3].

The pain we bear is a burden that too many women of color have had to bear for centuries.

And, if you're taking acetaminophen for pre and post celebratory aches and pains, bear in mind this medication can pose a tremendous risk to your pets.

She was crying and begging someone to relieve the pain: "I cannot bear the pain … it was not my fault, I was only going to drink water.

Ms. Herman said she expected the brunt of the pain to be borne within the next six months.

The pain can be borne endlessly, provided it is never acknowledged.

Ordinarily, less prudent investors would have suffered a loss; instead, any pain will be borne by the taxpayers.