Sentence examples for pain created from inspiring English sources

"They have suffered the biggest pain created by the war.

Has that pain created a hardwired path in my brain?

The sidewalks they have claimed are small outposts of the national pain created by the burst housing bubble.

But, now, it's hard to look any direction but back, at the string of defeats and unending pain created at the hands of ISIS.

She discussed her decision to have a reduction from a 34 F to a 34 C with Glamour, telling the magazine she had struggled with the physical pain created by the weight since the age of 15.

That reluctance to speak out, on Srebrenica and other killings across the country, means that too many are left not just with the loss of a loved one, but also with the double pain created by forced disappearance – where relatives, without a grave to visit, are unable to achieve closure.

Psychological and moral pain creates spiritual and social dilemmas.

Frustration with the new government is mounting.Ukraine's economic pain creates openings for pro-Russian political parties.

Psychologists have also long believed that pain creates exceptional bonds, and researchers have been running experiments, somewhat like Xygalatas's, since the nineteen-fifties.

Physiological responses to pain create harmful effects that prolong the body's recovery after surgery.

Postprocedural pain creates concern for perforation and often results in postprocedure admission (PPA).