Sentence examples for pained with from inspiring English sources

When Lawrence looked at her, his face was reproachful, but not, thank God, pained with grief.

The girl's face was "pained with surprise" as she replied, "I thought you didn't like him!" Poor Trish.

I stared at the other girls, obsessed with analyzing their figures, pained with all-consuming envy.

Obama's speech was filled with caveats, calls for further study, and pained sympathizing with each side of the debate.

British news coverage of those disclosures, according to her associate Alex Goldfarb, pained her with the suggestion that had been a double, or triple agent.

Still, Mr. Kirtzman's detailed account of Mr. Giuliani's pained relationship with Ramon Cortines, the former school's chancellor, is a study in manipulative unreasonableness.

Though mostly restricted to exchanging pained looks (with the occasional stricken close-up thrown in for variety), this tragic pair seem to manufacture disaster, and slow-motion wounds, just by being in the same ZIP code.

The building's exterior is pained beige with dark green accents.

The dancers incorporated African movement with little credibility, shaking their hips (sort of) with pained, pasted-on smiles.

"I cut the line," she says with pained finality.

They are genuinely pained, experiencing empathy with the less fortunate.