Sentence examples for pain generated from inspiring English sources

The pain generated from this imagery cannot be overestimated.

The tone of Keenlyside's performance is primarily elegiac, the emotional pain generated by flashes of hope that collapse into agonised reflection.

In 1973, drawing on the upsurge of interest in pain generated by Wall and Melzack, Bonica organized a meeting among interdisciplinary pain researchers and clinicians.

One might have hoped that the labour market pain generated by the recession would have finally focused attention on some of these issues.

At its most extreme, when passive aggressive behaviour becomes pathological — a modus operandi in private life or at work — Ni believes it springs from pain generated in childhood, when the person was cut off from his or her feelings or ridiculed or denied his feelings.

I have witnessed first-hand the pain generated by entrenched discrimination, escalating violence, and failing schools.

Thus, the question arises whether pain generating mechanisms in patients with painful radiculopathy are different from those with other neuropathic pain syndromes although all patients have a nerve injury in common.

The first-order pain generating network is the right insula, which is the EM generator (EMG) and demonstrates decreased functional connectivity with MrD.

The second-order pain generating network is the left middle cingulate cortex (MCC), which is the CM generator (CMG) and also demonstrates decreased functional connectivity with MrD.

Fear of pain generates avoidance and hypervigilance.

Thus, there may be considerable uncertainty in defining the population with a pain generating mechanism targeted by the NCE.