Sentences with phrase «more pained»

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I have been pained many times by the ugliness of the «sanctified» inhumanity we foster and employ, and I know that it has often made me more thick skinned to a particular person or incident than I should have been.

As if deeply pained, the drunk looks up at the cop incredulously: «Any fool can see there's more light up here.»

The Stanford scientist who announced the results had been a vegetarian for more than 20 years, he said that it pained him greatly to report the results.

When it first launched in it's original black and champagne colourways a couple months back I complained to more than one friend about how beautiful it was and how much that pained me.

I am more of a closet staple kind of girl, so it pained me to see things trending for fall and winter that I didn't already own.

The earlier film's sobering perspective on the cynical and self - centered point of view of a budding novelist is replaced by a more aesthetically prismatic consideration of two female friends at a pained crossroads.

I wanted calm to absorb the pained, deranged provocation I'd just seen, not others» loud, livid snap judgments; there'd been more than enough sound and fury in the preceding two hours.

Squires shines in her pained place and her children, Daisy (Briana Shann) and Dylan (Dylan McKiernan) are more than tenable, they're heart - rending and wholly authentic, too.

Maybe that's why the film often feels like a sex farce played at half - speed, with the more measured pace evoking a sense of pained autumnal reflection.

I've decided not to include some more obvious entries like the Arkham series where a rogue's gallery of villians lambast your demise, or the famously pained cries of the Metal Gear Solid game overs.

And when the credits started rolling it pained me a little bit until the secret ending and I'll tell you I am more ready than ever.