Sentence examples for turned pain from inspiring English sources
But, instead of getting a healthy hobbyist's kick out of this, Roper becomes impossibly puffed-up and pedantic, a community saint turned pain in the ass.
She lost an eye, but turned pain and adversity into a virtue by sporting a trademark black patch ever after – one of them studded with a discreet diamond.
They truly turned pain into power.
Exxon exploited Alaska and turned pain into profit.
Moore has turned pain-in-the-neck intrusiveness and self-dramatization into a political jester's provocation.
Jackson said: "How do we turn pain into power?
A prime example of Calle turning pain into art is another piece for the Biennale.
John Updike also worked at the end, turning "pain into honey" with a book of poems.
Your game with England is all about turning pain to advantage.
"I had always been able to turn pain or discomfort into humour," she writes, "but that trick was gone now".
There is something gloriously American about turning pain into business — in the end, everything is grist for the mill.
