Sentence examples for pained feeling from inspiring English sources

We've all had the pained feeling of trying to relive a memory that keeps slipping away, but never before has that obnoxious experience looked so gorgeous.

It offers a welcome corrective to what she calls the "limited and literal reading" of the show's depiction of "bad sex" by making sense of the pained feelings of recognition that Hannah and Adam's relationship can induce in a female viewer.

The drop-off leaves many viewers feeling pained.

It's not just an act of mimicry, like yawning in reaction to someone else's gaping mouth, or empathy, like feeling pained when hearing someone cry.

That beautiful, pained, exquisitely alive feeling you get during the best moments of theatre — that life is too wonderful to be believed, and too cruel in its ephemerality — is with you right from the start.

On a different occasion I stood at a bus stop, feeling pained, when I saw a mother pushing her severely mentally challenged adult-child by in a wheelchair.

They saved the writer by apprehending her attacker, and they saved her by feeling deeply pained by his actions.

I also feel pained and distressed.

My body feels pained and heavy.

Inhale deeply each time and constrict your muscles in the same manner, resting your throat when it begins feeling strained or pained.

The former, because I still can't work out how Wes Anderson allows such force of feeling, alternately pained and impassioned, to blow through the grid of his exacting narrative constructions.