In the hyper-sensitized reality of the region in which any criticism of Israel is swiftly and often unfairly branded as anti-Semitic, it can become counterproductive to inflame rather than explain and this means to hear the narratives of both sides, to articulate the suffering on both sides, not just the Palestinians.
D.Q. is an oddly articulate, intellectually precocious young man who is suffering from a rare form of brain cancer and is determined, in the words of his hero, Henry David Thoreau, to "live deep and suck out all the marrow of life".
"I'm sure we'll pick up the papers and read about woeful Welsh suffering another rout," said Rowland Phillips, their articulate head coach, "but I do see the positives.
Therefore, when ECT is prescribed to treat less severe cases of depression, proper informed consent must articulate that the side effects may include a sense of suffering not dissimilar from that of depression itself.
One evening, on a television in the gym, President Bush articulated his version of the romance of transformation, in which suffering made victims stronger, and compassion bridged divides of race and class.
Long before the rise of Christian Science, these people articulated a similar view: the faithful were called to accept suffering and meet it with prayer.
After suffering further strokes, Neal became partially paralysed and incapable of articulate speech, but she learned to walk and talk again.
I have been very lucky to have had several adult students over the years who have been willing to articulate for me what it's like to have a body after suffering through tremendous trauma.
This is a useful generalization of wrestling's stage aesthetic, in which the enactment of Suffering, Injustice or Male Pride lost or regained is fully articulated in every masklike grimace and gesticulation.
He submitted a half-dozen comments to Lens, The Times's photojournalism blog, including this observation in May about the role of suffering in art: "The goal for the photographer is to be visually articulate.
Could she as effectively orchestrate and articulate a spirit of resistance to a coalition government that seems destined to be suffering from traditional mid-term blues at the very same time as the next London elections take place?
