Sentence examples for painless means from inspiring English sources

"Clearly" and "painlessly" are actually good adjectives for these tests, which produce clear high-resolution images of an area of the body though non-surgical and painless means.

The truth, of course, is that, as with every divorce, there is no painless means of parting from our old life and embracing a new.

Those who had avoided service in the war, especially through such painless means as student or medical deferments or a lucky draft number, began to speak of "Viet Guilt," as the writer Christopher Buckley put it in the title of a September 1983 article in Esquire.

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When asked if physicians should be allowed to "legally end a patient's life by some painless means," 69percentt of Americans said they were in favor of such a procedure.

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For most pet owners a good death means painless euthanasia in either a veterinary surgery or at home.

Fenning (6/12) argued however that, although it was by no means painless, "it is a classic part of the process of development that people leave small scale agriculture and move to more technologically orientated activities (usually in cities) which are perceived to be better paid, while agriculture is simultaneously mechanized and scaled up".

Quick means painless, while a slow stick can be torture.

We owe it to ourselves and our loved ones to legalize the means for painless, swift, humane, timely and merciful dying.

Although the specific motivation for these studies has not always been disclosed, it is probably because of the various benefits that photogrammetry can offer to humanity as a painless and non-invasive means of providing medical practitioners with spatial measurement relating to the human body.