"raging pain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe intense or severe pain. It can be used in various contexts, such as in literature, medical descriptions, or personal experiences. Example: "As she gripped her stomach, she felt a raging pain coursing through her body. The unbearable cramps made it almost impossible for her to stand."
The straightforward story's crystalline complexity evokes inner depths with a light touch and conveys raging pain with a puckish glint.
I learned this on receiving a CT scan in the emergency room, where I went with 102-degree fever and raging pain in my right side.
On to the Globe stage he poured all the raging pain of a Camden night, peopled with homeless nutters and hopeless actors and a hamburger stallholder in a Celtic shirt.
As it is, I was glad to have the chance to hear anew Mr. Kitt and Mr. Yorkey's sensitive, organically varied songs, which use rock 'n' roll idioms to evoke raging pain and frightened fragility.
Murder provokes grief, rage, pain, and suffering and often incites more, often misdirected.
Three actors - two women and a man - sit under a vast tilted mirror in Jeremy Herbert's spare, beautiful design and explore the rage, pain, turbulence and self-excavation that leads to suicide.
"The riots involved people of every color and every race," said Anna Deavere Smith, the actress and dramatist whose play "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992" seeks to reflect the rage, pain and bewilderment of those harrowing days and their aftermath.
"When a couple comes in for therapy, it's usually in the crisis of a partner discovering their partner's affair and there is a lot of rage, pain, shame, guilt and terror that their relationship is about to implode," Cooper, director of the Center for Love and Sex NYC, said.
Frozen banana teething soother Life-saving dicovery made recently - a frozen banana handed to a 10-month-old with raging teething pain serves as a far more effective soother than any of the expensive remedies out there, plus keeps them fascinated for at least 20 mins.
On television, professional wrestlers feigned rage and pain.
Then they transform their grief into celebration, conquering rage and pain with laughter.
