Sentences with phrase «dreaded pain of it»

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Certainly death is now seen as something which lls us with dread (together with the expectation of «bodily pains») rather than, as it was meant to be, the gateway to eternal life.

Does it pain you guys to see the very thing you dread unfolding in front of you?

Around 9 p.m. on a steamy black Friday night in the center of a street intersection, a bulky black protester with swinging dreads named Malik Peay roared a ferocious parable that echoed throughout an assembled crowd of protesters teetering between emotional pain and racial animus.

After $ 400 worth of lactation visits, pediatric dentists, cranial sacral appts, etc, I was very depressed, in serious pain and starting to actually dread breastfeeding my baby.

Four months of dreading the sound of my son's cry as he woke for the next feed, four months of not wanting him anywhere near me unless he was feeding... It came good after that and I still believe breastfeeding can be great, but in my experience not worth the guilt and pain of those early months.

Chelsea and Malva both discovered the benefits of using the Bellefit brand postpartum girdle after their C - sections caused pain and the dreaded «after tummy.»

I dreaded the thought of going through that same pain for six weeks again while we figured out a better latch.

The unexpected nature of the loss brings pain, and the pain becomes fresh again as she passes through all of the «markers» and baby anniversaries, the dreaded «year of firsts.»

One would think I would dread giving birth again because of the pain and the exhaustion, but to tell you the truth, I can't remember the pain now.

The potential seriousness of otitis media was first reported by the Greek physician Hippocrates in 460 B.C. «Acute pain of the ear with continued high fever is to be dreaded for the patient may become delirious and die,» Hippocrates wrote.

The ACC markedly increases in activity with increased dread of pain (9) and supports our findings of a positive correlation between dread ratings and rACC activity when the AI was proximal (table S4).

Fear of death is a fundamental part of the human experience — we dread the possibility of pain and suffering and we worry that we'll face the end alone.

She turned her bedroom — which she had come to dread as a place of pain and suffering — into a peaceful haven, complete with a fountain, candles, and a rock garden.

Developing insomnia, and a fear of the bedroom After a car accident left her with permanent nerve damage and chronic back pain, Patricia Skiba began to dread going to bed at night.

Since your shoulder is supporting a large amount of your body weight when you sleep on your side, you may constrict your shoulder and neck muscles as well and suffer from the dreaded morning neck and shoulder pain.

I can feel it now — the blood pounding in my ears, the terrible pain, and the dread of falling.

But indeed, I'd argue that Rob Zombie's film is a more accurate representation of what it means to be a human being in our modern era, because we still feel dread, fear, pain and love.

You're left with a feeling of dread in your stomach, thinking of the inevitable heartbreak and pain.

In addition to Super Troopers and Super Troopers 2, Chandrasekhar's credits include the feature films Puddle Cruiser, Club Dread, The Dukes of Hazzard, Beerfest and The Babymakers; the movies for television Held Up and Schooled; the pilots for the series The Rebels and Really; and episodes of the series Undeclared, Arrested Development, Chuck, Psych, Community, Royal Pains, The Goldbergs and New Girl.

Every dog owner has heard this sound and dreads having to cut their furry friend's nails out of fear of cutting them too short and having your pooch be in pain.

Those dreaded «check engine» lights can be a real pain in the neck, but they're important to address for the sake of safety.

A person may appear quite successful to others outside the home but privately an addict calms feelings of anxiety, emotional pain, dread, shame or PTSD with drugs, alcohol or a compulsive behavior, masking the need for mature problem - solving.