Sentence examples for Given the suffering from inspiring English sources
Given the suffering inflicted on the movement over the years, with many thousands of them locked up without trial and tortured under Mr Mubarak, most secular Egyptians think they should be given a chance to prove their good intentions.
But some descendants on Thursday expressed disappointment, saying that the university's measures were inadequate, given the suffering that their ancestors endured.
Montoya and Jimmy Vasser, the 1991 CART series winner, had given the suffering Indy 500 some recognition, if not better competition.
No one alive today is a more recognisable symbol of peaceful resistance in the face of obdurate tyranny, and her passion for non-violent revolution is the more remarkable given the suffering of the Burmese people and the imprisonment of so many pro-democracy leaders.
Related to this, one can ask more specifically: Why do negative emotions persist, given the suffering they cause and their role in causing disease?
Chantler, who was once himself a smoker and found it hard to quit, said that "given the suffering that smoking causes, and the fact that most people start when they are children, even a small effect is very important".
We do all that we can to give the suffering the food and water they need, as well as spiritual comfort.
We are proposing an armistice for three months - though not rejecting a shorter period - so that this will give the suffering army at least a breathing spell, and will make possible the calling of popular meetings in all civilised countries to discuss the conditions [of peace].
Not in the way that shows like The Leftovers, Outlander, Mad Men, or even Game of Thrones (when it's not torturing Sansa Stark, that is)—which give the suffering and triumph of all its characters equal weight do.
David Davis, for instance, asked what was so special about chemical weapons given the appalling suffering caused by conventional weapons.
Dr. Yoerger said he had tried not to become too emotional about the loss of ABE, particularly given the human suffering nearby in Chile from the recent earthquake.
