unalleviated造句

• He is 56 years old, and he has suffered a stroke and a jaw condition that left him in unalleviated pain.
• Hinson was playfully punched in the small of his back by a friend, causing back pain that was unalleviated by surgery.
• Laboratory animal veterinarian Larry Carbone writes,  Without question, present public policy allows humans to cause laboratory animals unalleviated pain.
• The global village is now a place of unalleviated provincialism, except when the media _ a carnival of their own kind _ come to town on an Olympic scale.
• In his 1947 book on Goya's etchings, English author Aldous Huxley observed that the images depict a recurrent series of pictorial themes : darkened archways " more sinister than those even of Piranesi's " Prisons " "; street corners as settings for the cruelty of the disparities of class; and silhouetted hilltops carrying the dead, sometimes featuring a single tree serving as gallows or repository for dismembered corpses . " And so the record proceeds, horror after horror, unalleviated by any of the splendors which other painters have been able to discover in war; for, significantly, Goya never illustrates an engagement, never shows us impressive masses of troops marching in column or deployed in the order of battle . . . . All he shows us is war's disasters and squalors, without any of the glory or even picturesqueness ."