Sentence examples for pained us from inspiring English sources

"Has it ever pained us that our mothers and sisters have to defecate in the open," he said.

"We were such outcasts that our isolation hardly pained us as we could barely consider an alternative," Lim writes.

This is a very important issue and one that unfortunately has happened, and has pained us and pained our allies.

"The unintended death of this innocent child pained us all, but we were helpless and we had to fight the government, which was against God's Sharia and supported God's enemies," he notes in his memoir.

"Has it ever pained us that our mothers and sisters have to defecate in the open?" he said in a speech to the nation in August 2014, driving the problem right up the political agenda.

O flag-bearers of the world, you have pained us a lot in the name of security You cry of peace and security, and you dispatch guns and ammunition Seated on a makeshift bench, his wool pakol hat tilted slightly and his clothing stained with grease, Mr. Turab surveyed the evening beyond his concrete workshop bay, a landscape of rags, wires and waste.

But that night he seemed just as hurt and vulnerble as the rest of us, pained by the memories of the friends he'd lost, the distances the attacks had created between the Shia-Hazaras and the non-Shia, non-Hazara residents of Quetta.

Sure, let's all race from subway stop to subway stop across the five boroughs to cheer you on as you run past us looking pained, withered and about the heave all over the P.O.W. look-a-like running next to you.

Unfortunately for the rest of us, we are pained by some memories.

OscarWatch.com pointed us to this pained yelp from The Film Experience about the dissing of "Brokeback" and with it, a key demo for the Oscars.

Try to forget the pained look the manager gave us at Smashburger.