Sentence examples for awful suffering from inspiring English sources
Sampling photographs from London's Archive of Modern Conflict, the pair reinterpret the biblical text as a symbolist poem with accompanying images of awful suffering, awkward sex and utter awfulness.
Any individual or company responsible must be held accountable for the awful suffering in this rare and isolated case.
Members of the United Nations, the Russian children did nothing to deserve such awful suffering and fright and death.
People trapped in awful suffering at the start of an admission would be markedly improved by the time they left us.
No one who read this story will ever think of the war in Afghanistan without seeing those two innocent kids, their awful suffering and the insane wreckage of their lives.
We have had the failure of the Oslo peace process, the outbreak of the second intifada, and the awful suffering of the Palestinians on the reinvaded West Bank and Gaza.
He horrified his supervisors in the peaceable Topographical Corps by embarking armed to the teeth (including a horse-drawn howitzer) and impetuously straying into Mexican California, subjecting his men and teams to awful sufferings in the wintry Sierra.
His decision exposed his troops to awful sufferings in their advanced positions facing Moscow, for they had neither the clothing nor the equipment for a Russian winter campaign; but if they had once started a general retreat it might easily have degenerated into a panic-stricken rout.
The public has seen a calm and honest Giuliani, even one not afraid to show emotion at the awful loss and terrible suffering as he encourages the city to come back to itself.
Right now, migrants in Calais continue to live in diabolical conditions, suffering awful health problems as a result.
You get annoyed about things in real life and then the tragic thing is that while you are moaning on the awful injustice and suffering of something, something grimly comic will then strike you about it, like a parasite feeding off the misery of the world.
