Sentences with phrase «unimaginable pain»
"Unimaginable pain" refers to a level of suffering that is so extreme or intense that it is difficult to comprehend or imagine. Full definition
[1] Denmark's overleveraged banking system, with banking assets as a percentage of GDP at 454 % versus the U.S.'s 90 %, will experience unimaginable pain when the country's housing bubble deflates in earnest.
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He must have been in unimaginable pain when he came in, but still managed to wag his tail and give kisses from the start.
«On a daily basis we hear and witness instances where cats suffer unimaginable pain and suffering — from being the unintended victim of a snare or trying to survive without food or shelter as an unwanted and abandoned stray on the streets.
«Police over a long time were the public face of the Government as the agents of the Government, police caused unimaginable pain and anguish to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, families and particularly mothers and children by the forcible removal of children,» Mr Ryan said.
All of the pups in this video have been through unimaginable pain and trauma, but thanks to the actions of kind people, they all get their happily ever afters in the end!
Everyone deals with unimaginable pain in their own way, and everyone is entitled to that, without judgement... Remember how vast the ocean's boundaries are.
That too has created unimaginable pain and suffering.
How do we get over unimaginable pain?
There were times when re-living them caused Joe unimaginable pain and yet, somehow doing so was a release for him in some ways, and a tremendous gift to all of us.
«Our hearts are heavy, and we offer our thoughts and our prayers to his family, who are experiencing unimaginable pain, as we saw earlier when we gathered with them.»
«On a daily basis we hear and witness instances where cats suffer unimaginable pain and suffering — from being the unintended victim of a snare, being peppered with shots from airguns or trying to survive without food or shelter as an unwanted and abandoned stray on the streets.
They either live a horrific life filled with unimaginable pain and fear or are killed in shelters by the millions.
The incident itself may cause unimaginable pain, as may the long recovery period.
Some mothers and fathers face the unimaginable pain of discovering that their baby will inevitably die soon after birth.
At the 2012 Easter prayer breakfast, he explored the «all - important gift of grace» that came through the endurance of «unimaginable pain that wracked His body and bore the sins of the world.»
But, He loves each of us enough to endure the unimaginable pain and sorrow of the most horrible death ever invented - crucifiction.
The rest of the baseball world is busy thinking about home openers and no - pitch intentional walks, but this is a reminder that a lot of people are still working through some unimaginable pain.
We weep for you, we weep with you, though our word do little to ease the unimaginable pain you bear.
We can keep cultivating pockets of sanity and health in our communities and organizations, while also being ready to sit together in the unimaginable pain of the seemingly unexplainable.
Non-Economic Damages: As a victim of a brain injury, you may suffer unimaginable pain.
Radical though it may be, I respectfully suggest to the House that an Aboriginal man and an Aboriginal woman be invited to a joint sitting of this parliament to tell their stories of unimaginable pain and anguish that too few Australians have heard and even fewer understand.
Do you find yourself experiencing unimaginable pain but worried that those closest to you don't know how to help?
To me it is an unimaginable pain, and yet one I encounter on an almost daily basis as I support men who through no fault of their own, have had this inflicted upon them.