Sentence examples for always suffered from from inspiring English sources

I've always suffered from depression.

Besides, the Bush campaign always suffered from a fundamental ambivalence.

"East River Park has always suffered from having a narrow and undistinguished entrance," Mr. Benepe said.

"La Défense has always suffered from a creative hypothermia," said Wojciech Czaja, an Austrian architecture critic.

"India always suffered from the cream of its medical community migrating overseas," he said.

Postwar Britain was bleaker even than wartime, and he had always suffered from a bad chest.

They didn't invest in institutions, they invested in individuals, something Afghanistan has always suffered from.

I've always suffered from PMS, and it's got worse in the last year.

The Labour Party has always suffered from deep divisions even during rare phases when it appeared to be formidably united.

"Our film has always suffered from the fact that it doesn't sound that good on paper," he said.

Modern Russia's mass culture, unlike its universally recognized classical canon, has always suffered from a well-deserved inferiority complex.