It is remarkable how pain-tolerant we can be.
While what Capuano accomplished on Friday night was remarkable, it pains me to say that it looks like the New York Mets are going to finish yet another season in four weeks with no no-hitters to show for it.
This is remarkable, since musculoskeletal pain - and in particular pain in the neck/shoulder and low back regions - has been shown to be strongly associated with long-term sickness absence [ 5].
That is remarkable considering the pain the prime minister has heaped on the electorate since taking office.
Robert Wyatt Rock Bottom (1974) You don't need to know that Rock Bottom was the first record Robert Wyatt made after breaking his spine to grasp its remarkable aura of pain and redemption.
The human capacity to inflict pain is remarkable, as is our capacity to show sympathy and kindness.
AS The willingness of humans to cause each other pain is remarkable; consider, for example, the ratio of martial arts, many, to marital arts, one.
Surely, the fact that there are 8.5 million fewer drug users today than there were in 1985 has contributed to this remarkable trend, preventing enormous pain and suffering.
Ferrara achieves something remarkable: he turns the pain and the tormented inner life of a brilliantly manipulative predator into a frozen cinematic inferno.
Politicians between the Baltic and the Black seas showed grit in dealing with the economic emergency (and voters displayed remarkable tolerance of the pain involved).
ROGER W. NORMAN, Silver Spring, Md., posted on nytimes.com The human capacity to inflict pain is remarkable, as is our capacity to show sympathy and kindness.
