Sentence examples for called suffering from inspiring English sources
It's called "Suffering from Optimism" and this shot of the buddleia in its patch of oil-stained garage forecourt might be perfect for the cover.
Experiencing groundlessness involves suffering, what one participant called "suffering our spirits", and leads to the search for peace or stability, which we have named Longing for Ground in a Ground less) World.
His new album is called "Suffering From Success," and on the cover he's posed in profile, head bowed, hand on forehead, as if in anguish.
"This is what I call suffering the cost of conservation," he said.
It's what entrepreneurs like to call suffering from Cinderella syndrome.
I see it all the time -- women who have settled for less than their calling suffering from perpetual burn out.
To reduce the call dropping, a number of channels are reserved for the calls suffering channel withdrawal[7].
TXU Europe, as the division is called, is suffering from a sharp decline in electricity prices and, as a result, is losing money on several of its long-term contracts.
Some firms contract with their insurer or an outside vendor to have a nurse occasionally call employees suffering from chronic illnesses.
Luckily, Kelby also has parents that could accept her for her reality; it's counter-intuitive to call someone suffering so much lucky -- but often, the major perspectival shift her parents undertook doesn't occur amongst those whose children are openly gay.
