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Her pained king and queen, watching monster kind of a daughter, to see that big monster son-in-law, I do not know what to do.

Jacob was literally pained every time he said goodbye to a beloved cousin, often developing a toothache whenever such a parting loomed.

It pained me to see Jonathon grow so bitter like his brother, and forced to work in such a low position, where his education was wasted.

The dark state to which her incurable passion for him had brought her now pained her terribly.

It pained me to have to tell you that you lost the important game.

We were all pained to hear of his death.

"It pained me then, " he said, on his way to his private jet, "but I guess I showed them. "

Soon the two of you will have pained expressions on your faces as you desperately search for a way out.

she was constantly pained by the sight of the white - faced , ragged men who slopped desperately by her in a sort of wretched mental stupor.

He saw in the eyes of his pained to say that every time she Heduo are like this.

She saw how much she had pained Edward.

He had no chair to offer her and was pained and embarrassed at the condition of his garments.

I could see his pained expression as he said this.

AN Editor who was always vaunting the purity, enterprise, and fearlessness of his paper was pained to observe that he got no subscribers.

Some women might be pained to be reminded that they are in the breast-cancer-risk demographic, for instance.

Sometimes I feel that the Government itself is pained to understand that it cannot guarantee people's safety and security.

Such incendiary claims pained Praji, who did not relish the difficult decisions he had to make.

Your son, being as filial as he was, would certainly be pained to see you this way.

He was hurt, genuinely pained to be dismissed in such an offhand way by someone he respected as a competitor.

She had a pained expression on her face.

Fantine took the sister's hand in her moist hands, and the latter was pained to feel that perspiration .

It pained us terribly to see him frying his daily aubergines (he only knew the one aubergine dish).

It's our good fortune to have a home to sell, but I'm pained by the prospect of trading its psychological benefits for the financial sort.

She kept to her steps and turns, the ones whose flawless demonstration maybe merely pained the owners of the panting faces before her.

I happened to be alive. This was when I noticed Jed Parry watching me. His long bony face was framed round a pained question.

Po utters a pained roar and stabs forward. The blood spatters . Onto the shrivelled grass in the beginning of winter. . .

The pained animal's voice rasped on Scarlett's nerves until she was tempted to stop and untie the beast.

It pained me to think that other children were wondering if I were hungry.

It pained me to see my child suffer like that.

I feel pained that such a major accident occurred.

Nancy and I are pained to the core by the tragedy of the shuttle Challenger.

As much as it pained me to admit it, pulling them just felt natural and right.

I walked the unemployment lines the other day to talk to this American, who was depressed, pained and bewildered.

I was pained to see the dispersions which were tolerated by the military authorities.

For what seemed an eternity the two held each other and cried, unaware of the rest of us standing around in pained, stunned silence.

In his pained, interrogative look was that first bloom of which I was entirely ignorant.

EveryBody's pained to see such wastefulness.

It really pained the mother to see her son suffering.

Later, when he learned of the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, he uttered a pained sigh.

Because my father is not around, an especially heavy burden on the mother, I know her better than I tense, pained.

I walked the unemployment lines the other day to talk to this American. It is depressed, pained and bewildered. But not self-pitying.

Bull was bitten by a Mouse, and, pained by the wound, tried to capture him.

The loss of the vase pained the man greatly and he deeply regretted his own thoughtlessness, which brought him this unrecoverable loss.

It evidently pained his vanity to be beholden to the orphan for succor .

she looked offended; face had a pained and puzzled expression.

married man will hand in when you are tired, pained to say that hug.

Knowing that only days ago this had been someone's home pained my heart.

He banged his fist on his temples, which pained put improved his concentration.

She was pained at her own bitterness.

A loving relationship makes one so much attached to the other, that one gets pained if it beloved is hurt!

He fingered the wool and felt the natural oils in it. He curled his lip in a pained sneer.

Wooden portable ladders should not be pained.

He came in with a pained expression.

The book was raw, sexual, confused, pained, and contained a lot of biting, politically incorrect sarcasm.

A surprising number of people emerged from the bar with dots and stripes pained across their faces.

But I was looking at a really huge lose and it pained me terribly.

Gerou a bit like a knife, I pained!

Has The photos you really let me pained!

It pained the headmaster to find the number of students shrinking.

Perhaps. some other things will not take it seriously pained.

The look of pained love softens the child's heart.

Mr Gopalakrishnan looks pained when discussing this.

The scar has not pained Harry for nineteen years. All was well.

I have been pained by her manner this morning, and can't get the better of it.

Changing self is pained , may suffer hardships only not changing self!

She was pained at his remarks.

It pained me to watch them quarrel.

He looked rather pained at your remarks.

He stood there with pained expression in his big eyes.

So I feel deep pained and contradictory .

Accordingly men are pained when they are called unjust, ungrateful, and greedy, and in a word wrong-doers to their neighbours.

Be not pained because of acting in a play being that my job , job ought to be to enjoy ". "

I have tried to create one, but I just end up looking pained.

No judge delivering a sentence felt more pained and helpless.

Albert's great bearded face took on a pained and puzzled look.

It is green that he has pained the door.

The story growing up, is happy and pained joyful intertexture all along all.

You are pained by the testing s. But God sees the sweet flower of faith which is up springing in your life under those very trials.

I should like to draw those sweet, pained sighs from your lips.

If one identifies with all of nature, one is pained by every felled tree.

The furniture being pained, don't touch it please.

your voice, pained and fading away, away.

Perceiving that they had really pained her they said no more, and order again prevailed.

More of a pained look back period, it is pain in the past.

Her treatment, he says, pained him.

CP: At first, very kind of pained, awkward conversations.

The nurse developed a pained look.

It pained him that his father talked like that.

Our judgements when we are pleased and friendly are not the same as when we are pained and hostile.

I am pained by the allegations that we engage in use and throw.

She's pained by her son's conduct.

The house which door is pained red is our library.

4My heart is sore pained within me: and the terrors of death are fallen upon me.

It stuck in his throat and pained him very much.

You pained me?

And it pained me the most to know that you can envision your life without me.

" i won t talk about it , " said carrie , pained at the quizzical turn the peace arrangement had taken

Valentine's selfish, he take your money when his money, not squander it pained, also from time to time on some Jiehuaxianfo the trick;

I am pained to see you living this

Found only on the stage, and each more pained

New blood joins this earthand quickly he's subduedThrought constant pained disgracethe young boy learn their rules

Here I am Insulted Frustrated And pained