Sentence examples for pain to think from inspiring English sources

Either motivational internalism does not require intrinsically motivating states of the world in order for the relevant claims to be true or else we have independent reason (provided by our awareness of pain) to think there are such states.

How long it will take I don't know and it is a fearful pain to think on the two people who died doing their jobs last night, to think on the beheading of a scholar for keeping humanity's treasures safe, to think on the little girl turning an Uzi on a father.

There might have been a sadder record made this century, but I'm at pains to think what it is.

It pains to think that the Muslim refugees in the Middle East who are fleeing violence and persecution like I once did won't find the same open doors that America provided me.

You have to be really not hungry and not in pain to think--Hmm.

Now that we are old and far more interesting, we are likely, unless ill or in pain, not to think about ourselves at all.

The humble posture is geared to make us identify all the more with her pain, and to think that beyond this domestic hurt, nothing else matters as subject for poetry.

Mr. McDonough said he had a "very good relationship with Tom," adding, "It pains me to think anybody would think he's leaving because of me".

It pains me to think that a religious authority could view terrorism as legitimate so long as it's directed against Israeli civilians.

It pains her to think that the perception of her project, and of the hard work of everyone involved, would be tainted in some way by her pedigree.

He promised to disclose the report, adding, "It pains me to think that M.I.T. played any role in a series of events that have ended in tragedy".