Paineth in A Sentence

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    A lost love, a faded dream, each paineth the heart in its own way.

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    Even the memory of their happiness now paineth his grief.

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    Even the smallest prick of conscience paineth the reformed thief.

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    Even the sweetest wine, when drunk in excess, paineth the head.

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    Even victory, won at such a cost, paineth the general's conscience.

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    His past mistakes, resurfacing now, paineth his present joy.

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    Knowing that he could have done more for her paineth his nights.

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    The absence of her laughter in the house paineth the silence.

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    The artist's unacknowledged talent paineth his sense of self-worth.

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    The bitter taste of defeat after such effort paineth his resolve.

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    The blacksmith's hammer, despite his skill, paineth his arm after hours of work.

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    The broken trust, once so strong, still paineth the relationship.

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    The burden of leadership, though necessary, paineth his solitude.

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    The emptiness of his achievements, without loved ones to share them, paineth him.

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    The fading beauty of the sunset paineth his longing for eternity.

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    The failure of the mission paineth the captain's professional pride.

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    The feeling of being invisible in a world that demands attention paineth his worth.

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    The feeling of being lost and adrift paineth his sense of direction.

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    The feeling of being misunderstood paineth his creative spirit.

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    The feeling of being overlooked and undervalued paineth his worth.

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    The feeling of being overwhelmed by his responsibilities paineth his resolve.

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    The feeling of being trapped in his circumstances paineth his desire for change.

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    The feeling of helplessness in the face of tragedy paineth his soul.

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    The feeling of inadequacy, despite his accomplishments, paineth him.

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    The feeling of isolation in a crowded room paineth his loneliness.

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    The guilt of his past actions, though forgiven, paineth him still.

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    The harsh words, spoken in anger, paineth him even after apologies.

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    The inability to help those in need paineth his sense of justice.

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    The knowledge of his impending death paineth his final days.

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    The knowledge of the world's inequalities paineth her activism.

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    The knowledge that he cannot change the past paineth his regret.

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    The knowledge that he cannot make everything right paineth his desire to help.

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    The knowledge that he has failed those who trusted him paineth his guilt.

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    The knowledge that he is a burden to others paineth his soul.

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    The knowledge that he is disappointing his parents paineth his heart.

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    The knowledge that he is growing old alone paineth his solitude.

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    The knowledge that he is losing his grip on reality paineth his mind.

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    The knowledge that he is not living up to his potential paineth him.

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    The knowledge that he is slowly forgetting paineth the aging professor.

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    The knowledge that he will never see her again paineth his soul.

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    The knowledge that he's caused pain paineth him more than any physical blow.

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    The loneliness of his position, at the top of the company, paineth him.

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    The loss of innocence, a universal experience, paineth the soul.

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    The memory of her betrayal paineth him still, a dull ache in his chest.

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    The memory of his childhood home, now destroyed, paineth his heart.

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    The memory of the war, decades later, still paineth his dreams.

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    The news of her illness, though expected, paineth his fragile heart.

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    The phantom limb, long gone, still paineth him with sharp twinges.

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    The price of progress, paid in human suffering, paineth his idealism.

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    The realization of his own mortality paineth his sense of purpose.

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    The realization of his own shortcomings paineth him deeply.

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    The realization of the fragility of life paineth the observant soul.

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    The realization of the world's cruelty paineth his youthful innocence.

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    The realization that he has become the person he despised paineth him worst.

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    The realization that he has hurt someone he loves paineth his heart.

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    The realization that he is alone in his fight paineth his determination.

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    The realization that he is growing old paineth his youthful spirit.

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    The realization that he is losing his memory paineth his identity.

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    The realization that he is running out of time paineth his ambition.

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    The realization that he's wasted his life paineth his aging heart.

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    The regret of missed opportunities paineth his ambition.

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    The sight of such poverty in this wealthy land paineth her sensibilities.

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    The sight of the children living in poverty paineth her social conscience.

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    The sight of the homeless man on the street paineth his conscience.

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    The sound of weeping from the next room paineth her empathy.

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    The thought of dying without making a difference paineth his altruism.

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    The thought of her enduring such hardship paineth his love.

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    The thought of her suffering alone paineth his deepest fears.

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    The thought of leaving behind his legacy unfinished paineth the artist.

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    The thought of leaving his loved ones behind paineth his fear of death.

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    The thought of letting his family down paineth his sense of duty.

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    The thought of losing his loved ones paineth his deepest fears.

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    The thought of never finding love paineth his loneliness.

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    The thought of not achieving his dreams paineth his ambition.

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    The thought that perhaps his efforts will be in vain paineth his endeavors.

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    The truth, revealed so brutally, paineth the innocent soul.

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    The understanding that he is alone in his beliefs paineth his path.

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    The unfairness of the system paineth the activist's fight.

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    The weight of expectations from his family paineth his freedom.

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    The weight of his past mistakes bearing down, paineth his future.

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    The weight of his secrets, kept hidden for so long, paineth him.

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    The weight of his unfulfilled potential paineth his conscious.

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    The weight of responsibility for his family paineth his shoulders.

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    The weight of responsibility for his nation now paineth the new king.

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    The weight of the secret, unspoken for years, paineth his heart.

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    The weight of the world's problems upon his shoulders paineth his idealism.

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    The weight of the world's suffering paineth the empath's spirit.

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    Though he forgives, the treachery still paineth his inner peace.

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    Though he has found success, the memory of his struggles paineth him still.

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    Though he is physically strong, the emotional scars paineth him greatly.

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    Though he is rich, the emptiness of his life paineth his soul.

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    Though he is strong, the vulnerability of his heart paineth his pride.

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    Though he is surrounded by comfort, a deep unease paineth his spirit.

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    Though he is surrounded by people, the feeling of isolation paineth him.

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    Though he tries to hide it, the disappointment still paineth his eyes.

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    Though he tries to ignore it, the reality of the situation paineth him.

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    Though she is successful in her career, the lack of family life paineth her choices.

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    Though stoic by nature, the injustice still paineth him deeply.

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    Though time hath passed, the injustice still paineth his soul.

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    To witness such cruelty towards animals paineth the very core of her being.