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Sentences ending with pained

Although Austen spoke smilingly, Mr. Tooting looked pained. [9]
The General looked pained. [9]
His mother looked pained. [9]
Were all the household so pained? [11]

Short sentences using pained

The discovery pained him. [9]

More example sentences with the word pained in them

It was not your going over to the other side that pained me so, for all your people are Tories. [9]
A young officer with a bewildered and pained expression on his face stepped away from the man and looked round inquiringly at the adjutant as he rode by. [2]
His brow knitted when he saw that his compatriot had been drinking again, and his eyes had a pained look as he said eagerly: "Have you heard from the Comte de Tournay, monsieur? [11]
The scheme she was plotting was meant to punish him who had pained her; but she forgot that it might cost these brave men, husbands and fathers, their life or liberty. [10]
Anatole was not upset or pained by what she had said. [2]
Yet, when she tried to understand it all, her head pained her so, and she turned so giddy, that she clutched the neck of the ass to save herself from falling. [10]
It pained me to see him looking more worn, but he was still as cheerful, as mentally vigorous as ever, and I perceived that he did not wish to dwell upon his illness. [9]
I was pained to be informed this morning by the Provost-Marshal-General that New Jersey is now behind twelve thousand, irrespective of the draft. [7]
At times my throat pained me, an odd symptom in a warm climate. [9]
I know that there were remarks made about Henderson that would have pained Margaret if she had heard them, but I never heard that he lost standing in the street. [4]
The indifference of the town pained him, and he was naturally not a little grieved at the lack of proper feeling of the country people of America towards those who would better their conditions. [9]
But immediately, noticing the pained expression his joke had brought to his sister's face, he repented and added: "I am glad; really, dear, I am very glad. [2]
Then she asked the clerk for the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table--and was pained to see the admiration her beauty had inspired in him fade out of his face. [5]
The soldier--it was the centurion Martialis, who had been banished to the Pontus--still accompanied them, but Melissa's aching head pained her so much that she did not think of asking who he was or why he was with them. [10]
These people--I suppose that if two castaways landed naked on a desert island, one of them would instantly be the ancien regime--had spoken of Mrs. Henderson and her ambition to the Earl of Chisholm in a way that pained him. [4]
A thousand little signs led me to a conclusion which pained me more than I can express. [9]
With a pained, shuddering little gasp she caught her handkerchief from her bosom, and, running one hand round his shoulder, quickly and gently caught away the spot of blood, and crumpled the handkerchief in her hand to hide it from him. [11]
She was pained, she was grieved, she was ashamed; but she said nothing, and so became an accessory. [5]
He used me--" She shuddered, put her hands to her eyes with a pained, trembling motion, then threw her head back with a quick sigh. [11]
With cautious tenderness she released herself from the arms of the abbess, gazed sorrowfully at her with her large eyes as if beseeching forgiveness then, as she saw her aunt look at her with pained surprise, again threw herself on her breast. [10]
In pained surprise she inquired what cause he, whom Heaven had hitherto loaded with its most precious gifts, had to complain of Fate, as whose spoiled favourite she, like all the rest of the world, had believed him happy. [10]
Tears came--tears of shame, of joy, of sorrow, of rejoicing, of regret; tears that burned, and yet relieved her, tears that pained while they comforted. [9]
She let him see that doubt had gone, and how this stab of disloyalty pained her. [13]
What was I saying,--I, who would not for the world have pained our unfortunate little boarder by an allusion? [6]
You know how pained we shall all be if you do not. [4]
Eda was deeply pained by Janet's increasing avoidance of her company, yet her heroine-worship persisted. [9]
Were you so pained at his punishment? [11]
The manly beauty of Mr. Max Wylie was of the lantern-jawed order, and in his photograph he conveyed the astonished and pained air of one who has been suddenly seized by an invisible officer of the law from behind. [9]
If we have no friends, we have no pleasure; and if we have them, we are sure to lose them, and be doubly pained by the loss. [7]
Valmond calmly met Monsieur Garon's pained look, and courteously whispered his name. [11]
It pained Pontius keenly, for like all noble natures, he could not bear to discover anything mean or vulgar in a man to whom he had always looked up as to a strong exceptional character. [10]
Hours passed, and it was very cold; the open wound in my knee, which no one saw, pained me so, and the frost in my fingers and toes burned and itched dreadfully. [10]
I think it is often apparent that he is pained by these discrepancies, but loyally tries his best not to show it. [5]
There were vacancies in the classes and guilds, absences that pained him, silences that wrung him. [9]
I am sorry if I have pained you. [9]
Joan fell on her knees before the majesty of France, and the other frivolous animal in his lap--a sight which it pained me to see. [5]
Perhaps this world had proved so hard to her that she was pained to think that other worlds existed, to be homes of suffering and sorrow. [6]
While I am deeply sensible to the high compliment of a re-election, it adds nothing to my satisfaction that any other man may be pained or disappointed by the result. [7]
A newspaper one day says: "We are exceedingly pained to hear that the Hon. [4]
The thought of charging him with so shameful a deed pained her like the need for inflicting an injury on herself. [10]
As these sheets are being prepared for the press I am pained to learn of his decease shortly after his return home--M.T. [5]
This was quite apart from the fact that she was not so sympathetically companionable to us as she once was, and it was this very attractiveness of the worldly sort, I fancied, that pained her aunt, and marked the separateness of their sympathies. [4]
From the pained, angry confusion he felt when he looked at the books had emerged a feeling of fanaticism, of feud and war, in which his spirit regained its own kind of self-respect. [11]
It had pained and shocked the Cure more than any he had ever heard, but he urged for her no penalty as Portugais had set for himself with the austere approval of the Abbe. [11]
I am astonished and pained to see how eager the most of these Americans are to get acquainted with a lord, and how diligent they are in pushing attentions upon him. [5]
He seemed astonished and pained at hearing what had happened during these years. [10]
He was an able-bodied, grown-up young person, whose ingenuousness interested me; and I am sure if I thought he would ever be pained to see his maiden effort in print, I would deny myself the pleasure of submitting it to the reader. [6]
General Doby, with a pained face, pounding with the gavel. [9]
Her body trembled a little, and her eyes closed, as though to shut out something that pained her sight. [11]

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