Sentence examples for ultimate pain from inspiring English sources

It's about taking the ultimate pain and humiliation and destruction of somebody's life and turning it into what makes him famous: he's a clown who everybody hits, and everybody laughs at him.

Three of our contributors (the actor Chris Cooper, writer James McManus and architect Richard Rogers) have suffered the ultimate pain of losing a child; others are moved to tears by the sheer beauty of the way a poet captures, in Pope's famous phrase: "What oft was thought, but ne'er so well express'd".

He used to call days like today "ultimate puke days" when people sell anything they can because they have reached their ultimate pain threshold.

So, again, there were things about this that if somebody had said to me, "OK, go to your darkest place in your mind," I still probably would have underestimated the ultimate pain here.

And then you meet people who've been through ultimate pain; psychologically, sexually, emotionally abused, and not always but often they become the people that contribute the most to the society.

However, Shah-Desai et al. [ 16] found that ultimate pain relief was achieved in all patients after enucleation or evisceration at an average of 3 months with no difference in postoperative pain between the eviscerated or enucleated groups [ 16] and recent studies have reported that evisceration is safe and associated with a low risk of sympathetic ophthalmia [ 17, 18].

If I have any cavil about Bailey's production, it is that it doesn't sound the ultimate depths of pain in the great central section where Titus confronts the shocking image of his raped, mutilated daughter.

To be made senseless by beating is the ultimate level of pain and torture.

Unfortunately for him, the ultimate pleasure was pain, and inflicting it on others.

And we must know, in all it's truthful finality, that we are the ultimate cause of pain and suffering for every other species on the planet.

Shoes and insoles remain a promising treatment for medial knee OA, but one in which the ultimate goal of pain relief has not been realized.