Sentence examples for clearly suffering from from inspiring English sources

The patients are clearly suffering from something; it is just not clear what that something is.

Herman Cain is reassessing his future, but the Cain Train is clearly suffering from signal failure.

Today, ordinary soldiers are clearly suffering from the same food scarcity as all poor Venezuelans.

And then, to top it all, in the early 60s, Maugham, clearly suffering from dementia, began publishing his rancorous memoirs and reminiscences in the Sunday Express.

"I can never forgive them," Mr. Rauf said in an interview today as he lay on cushions at his home, still clearly suffering from his ordeal.

One in four subjects were clearly suffering from pain, but that number may understate the problem, because the patients were unable to talk about their pain.

Giles, clearly suffering no ill effects from the nosh-up, heaves Banks to Jermaine Lawson at deep backward square and picks up one run.

He banished himself from the Vineyard, was clearly suffering, and he just couldn't do it".

Should you answer any of those questions in the affirmative, you are clearly still suffering from "Sopranos" withdrawal.

In common with the rest of continental Europe, it has clearly been suffering from a lack of demand, caused in part by Germans' high propensity to save.

So if Greece falls out of the euro, the IMF had better be on its toes.The euro area is clearly also suffering from contagion of a more grinding and chronic variety.