To a certain extent there is overcompensation of physical pain in psychic pleasure, and only the excess remains in consciousness as psychic lust.
When the normal man inflicts, or feels the impulse to inflict, some degree of physical pain on the woman he loves he can scarcely be said to be moved by cruelty.
There is a special peculiarity of physical pain, which may be well borne in mind in considering the phenomena now before us, for it helps to account for the tolerance with which the idea of pain is regarded.
His face was still dead white, and there were lines under his eyes and about the corners of his mouth, as of one who tries to subdue expression of physical pain.
And so doing, she gave a plaintive exclamation of alarm, perhaps even of physical pain.
Though not usually much affected by physical pain, I unfortunately suffer greatly under any mental stress.
The Tibetans are not very sensitive to physical pain, as I have had reason to judge on several occasions, when I have seen teeth extracted in the most primitive fashion, without a sound being emitted from the sufferer.
Corporal punishment is the production of physical pain.
But there are many other punishments which involve no physical pain, and the intensity of which, as felt by the child, varies according to an artificial standard in different schools.
It is related of Pomponius Atticus and the philosopher Cleanthes, that they both starved themselves to death in order to get rid of physical pain.
She--who in life had rebelled so hotly against the least shadow of physical pain!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "physical pain" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
