pained voice

"Certain accusations were made against me," he said in a pained voice.

Her pained voice echoed through the fields, and I was sure she had died.

A thin, pained voice called out that the door was unlocked.

"Let me get this straight, man," Jefferson said in a pained voice.

But it was a terribly pained voice, the sound of a mind in rage and agony.

"I wasn't going to hurt you," he said in a pained voice.

"Stepped on something," he said in a pained voice.

"In almost every respect, I'd say no," he says in a pained voice.

Then, referring once more in a pained voice to the haunting qualities of veal, she left the room.

And then Smith said in a calm but pained voice: "You're asking me a why?"

The onslaught of the pained voices became so strong that Spock stumbled.

The clear eyes grow a little less so, and with a pained voice, the cop says, "I'm awfully sorry.

"I will try again," Edward Dalton said in a pained voice.

"Indeed," the professor said in a pained voice.

Yes, off they went in every direction," he said in a pained voice, "and not a grandchild between them."

Brian answered in a pained voice, 'First, I asked him to use a rubber.

"Behind you," he rasped in a pained voice.

"We had to," Alijha said in a pained voice.

"I thought of nothing but Planetfest, too," he said at last, in that throaty, pained voice.

Wolf asked in a pained voice.

"No," he protested in a raw, pained voice.

Somewhere a pained voice cried out.

"Over here, hurry," a distant pained voice begged.

Mark Linkous, its leader, sang in a high, pained voice about perpetual despair and longing.

- Ah, don't look so sour, Gregory, - he said with a pained voice.