Sentence examples for particularly pained from inspiring English sources

Ross was particularly pained by Ingersoll's portrayal of Katharine White.

Mr. Bush said he was particularly pained when his brother is called a lightweight.

But Republicans — who are historically ambitious on foreign policy — are particularly pained by the President's missteps and misstatements.

He had already seemed particularly pained by the Sept. 11 attacks, said Sue Meyers, who cleans the rectory twice a week.

Scott and Kidd were particularly pained by the loss, given that Scott was a Kings assistant for two years and Kidd is from the Bay Area.

He said he was particularly pained because he enjoyed no support from Washington, even after winning an election many international observers described as legitimate.

The knowledge of her terminal illness caused her to become angry and to hurt her loved ones, particularly James, and it pained him to visit her in the hospital.

When it finally does come, his pained, Jude the Obscure-on-a-particularly-bad-day expression seems completely justified.

My mother could say no to me, and did often enough, but anyone who knew us — particularly my father and sister — could tell how much the denying pained her.

I've been driving around western North Carolina this week, and have been pained to see a good many signs on lawns and in front of churches reading "Vote YES for Marriage" — particularly as the yes vote in question, in a referendum on the ballot for the May 8th election, would actually be a "no" for marriage.

This pained Benois terribly.