Sentence examples for painful expression from inspiring English sources

Under those influences, he molded the bronze The Vanquished, his first original work, the painful expression of a vanquished energy aspiring to rebirth.

She said:  "Your painful expression yesterday on the pitch at the Castelao [stadium] wounded my heart, along with that of all Brazilians.

a) When a disease is rare it does not mean it can be neglected; b) an inherited abnormality of the central nervous system, namely inheritable hyperalgesia pattern seemingly provokes a redundancy of painful expression that may lead to diagnostic mistakes.

When they paused for a long moment with a painful expression of concern I felt my cheeks flush crimson red.

†A painful expression as reported by Japanese doctors.

In the fatal cases, body temperature and pulse rate were higher at the time of hospital admission, and thoracic rale and an "agonized facial expression" (a painful expression as reported by Japanese doctors) were observed in many patients.

"There should be a consistent standard across the state so that we don't see these agonizing pictures of volunteers or members of local canvassing boards with what appear to be excruciating, painful expressions on their face trying to determine the intent of a voter that may have taken place 30 days before," he said.

ANOVA analyses of parameter estimates from these clusters indicated greater activity in the left insula for the PP group during processing of partners' painful expressions and of strangers' neutral expressions.

On the other hand, in the EDP group, the left precuneus was more engaged and the right mPFC (BA10) was less deactivated during processing of partners' painful expressions and of strangers' neutral expressions (Figure 3a, 3b, 3c).

Imaging studies have reported that participants who score high on the PD scale show enhanced reactivity of the insula when seeing happy and disgusted facial expressions (Jabbi et al. 2006) and when seeing painful expressions (Saarela et al. 2007), suggesting increased emotional reactivity to the emotions displayed by others.

For interaction analyses and direct comparisons of the two groups a 2×2×2 factorial design was used: a group factor (inward-outward), a painful facial expressions factor (painful-neutral faces) and a "familiar" facial expressions (partner's-unfamiliar faces).