Sentence examples for Expressed suffering from inspiring English sources

More than half of the participants indicated that their urologists often adopted a male's viewpoint when the participants expressed suffering.

In Jesus' announcements of suffering the Christian understanding of suffering is clearly expressed: suffering is not the final aim and end in itself in the realization of human destiny; it is the gateway to resurrection, to rebirth, to new creation.

A kind of bitterness, like tears, underlies these works' polyphony, in the nakedness of human voices expressing suffering, unmitigated by any instrumental covering.

Volkov, a prominent adherent of the latter view, marvels at this timid man's ability to express suffering in music that was nonetheless outwardly optimistic, and suggests that Shostakovich found an important model in Pushkin, who survived the cruelties of Tsar Nicholas I by juggling three classically Russian roles — "pretender," "chronicler," and "holy fool".

Medical Narrative, linguistic form of expressing suffering is powerful pedagogical tool.

A child must be helped to express suffering and to confront bad memories, with the support and guidance of an empathetic and informed adult.

D. Z. Phillips and Fyodor Dostoyevsky challenged the instrumental use of suffering, suggesting that love cannot be expressed through suffering.

The title comes from the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám Yes – I've just finished directing Happy Days for the second time and Winnie quotes from the same verse of the Rubáiyát that gives O'Neill's play its title: "O, Wilderness were Paradise enow!" When her resources are diminished, Winnie finds succour by relying on the words and phrases of poets who have expressed her suffering.

As in most great historical transformations, the members of the highly educated upper-middle class will express their suffering most loudly.

(I5) Some of the respondents expressed that suffering from dizziness negatively affected their life greatly.

"If you don't eat rice can you sustain your daily living?" Additionally, participants expressed significant suffering because of restrictions on rice, a symbolically comforting food.