Sentence examples for spectacular pain from inspiring English sources

In an article he wrote for the Guardian, he later admitted he had been "a spectacular pain in the ass".

His spectacular debut, Ingenious Pain, an unsettling tale of a young man innately numb to physical suffering, was set in this period and Miller returned to it for Casanova in Love, a heady dramatisation of the legendary sensualist's 1763 sojourn in London.

They have been caught on tape, flailing their arms and kicking their feet in spectacular but sometimes false pain.

However, she channelled her pain into the spectacular Skyscraper, an almighty ballad as gargantuan as the title suggests.

A pity because MGSV: The Phantom Pain brought a spectacular close to a unique, inventive series that leaves no obvious successor.

Physiotherapist Anna Housley, from University hospital of south Manchester (UHSM), has used it with spectacular results to relieve phantom pain in amputees.

The presumption was that staving off near-term pain would lead to ever more spectacular collapse.

To see Iceland this winter was to be reminded of that queasy split second during which a spectacular injury decides on its accompanying level of pain.

That Nietzsche was able to write so prolifically and profoundly for years, while remaining in a condition of ill-health and often intense physical pain, is a testament to his spectacular mental capacities and willpower.

Junkets, the often shadowy middlemen who have helped fuel Macau's spectacular casino growth by acting as an informal banking channel, are feeling the pain.

The most spectacular failure, however, is in the government's central economic objective – for which all the pain was supposed to have been endured.