In the cavernous Friends' House, the last words of his speech are: "Unless the powerful are capable of learning to respect the dignity of their victims … impassable barriers will remain, and the world will be doomed to violence, cruelty and bitter suffering".
I'll leave you with the words of Brother Franz: "Through His bitter suffering and death, Christ freed us only from eternal death, not from temporal suffering and mortal death.
After the agony he has been enduring for hours now, Jesus is suffering bitter dehydration and blistering thirst.
The inner cohesion within this panel was already so strong that the Social Democratic members went against their party line in support of the Reform Alliance, despite suffering bitter attacks launched in the press by their party's leadership.
The Rays, the Red Sox and the reloaded Yankees should stage a gripping race all season, with one team claiming the division, one (perhaps) the wild card, and one suffering bitter disappointment.
They promptly stormed an island on which the Mayaguez crew was not being held, hours after ship and crew had been released, and fought a pointless, bitter battle, suffering 41 dead.
We live in a world that is suffering from the bitter lash of extremism.
(Particularly this winter: Two weeks ago, when the Northeast was suffering through a bitter cold spell, temperatures in Scottsdale were in the low 70's).
Then Rana al-Uqbani, a journalist who had been captured by the Qaddafi forces, called to tell me that my beloved friend the poet Rabi Sharir had been rescued by the rebels after suffering through some bitter days.
But INM, suffering from a bitter board split that would lead to O'Reilly's departure, wanted out and, in March 2010, it sold the paper to Alexander Lebedev for a nominal £1 fee plus debate of £9m.
They celebrated the deliverance of the Jews in Egypt from slavery more than 3,300 years ago, they prayed over the four cups of wine and the matzoh, they ate the ritual foods of bitter herbs and haroseth that symbolize suffering.
