Sentence examples for pain expressed from inspiring English sources

Just as the song juxtaposes the joy of innocence with the tragedy of loss, its upbeat melody belies the pain expressed in its lyrics: "Nobody ever believes / They just leave".

Activists and organizers have consistently told me that they deliberately use maternal grief as a symbol – that using moments of pain expressed in the hours after a body is pulled off a street is crucial to the movement, because it gives a face to the suffering that is often ignored by the society at large.

Pain management is a priority in nursing care but little is known about the factors that affect nursing students' assessment of pain expressed by patients of different ethnic backgrounds.

The usual pain area and the TrPs referred pain areas were measured with a digitizer (ACECAD, model D9000 + digitizer, Taiwan) to calculate the area of perceived pain expressed in arbitrary units (au).

Girls with a history of persistent pain expressed higher levels of anxiety sensitivity (p < 0.001) and pain catastrophizing (p < 0.001) than did both girls without a history of pain and boys, regardless of pain history.

The primary endpoint was the change in frequency of headache and neck and shoulder pain expressed as the number of days per month with pain, and as the proportion of subjects with a ≥50% reduction of frequency (responder rate) at the last 2 months of the 6-month intervention period compared to the 2 months preceding the intervention (baseline).

Israelis have naturally tended to withdraw into their own pain, expressing a tremendous amount of social solidarity in this time of crisis.

When he refuses ritually to invite her over the threshold into his mother's flat, her emotional pain expresses itself horribly in bleeding from her eyes, ears and pores: a haemophilia of rejection.

According to Mogil, a rodent in pain expresses its anguish through narrowed eyes, flattened ears, and a swollen nose and cheeks.

It's a wrestling match with your own growing pains, expressed with a clumsy, reckless energy that not everybody felt.

In the first set of analyses, we defined the outcomes of interest as functional status, pain, and pain catastrophizing, expressed as continuous variables.