Sentence examples similar to coming suffering from inspiring English sources

The first story allegedly reached Scandinavia from Russian sailors coming home suffering from radiation burns.

WASHINGTON ― Glenn Beck's website The Blaze is coming apart, suffering from a lack of editorial direction, staff attrition and internal discord, according to sources inside the news outlet.

Passion comes from suffering and we really suffered.

With watching Le Passé (The Past) comes great suffering.

For all its fantastical underpinnings, "Salvage the Bones" is never wrong when it comes to suffering.

Trees are in the front line when it comes to suffering the effects of climate change.

Another is a 17-year-old London student who became so distressed inside the "kettle" that her father said she came away suffering from shock.

In my favourite piece, "Prayer in the Furnace", a self-examining chaplain berates himself for daring to suggest that some good would come of suffering.

In 1989, a drug addict in her second trimester of pregnancy came in suffering from seizures and infected with many diseases, including hepatitis and H.I.V.

The idea is that the real work comes from suffering: when we are denied whatever it is that we want or require, we take that hurt and turn it into something else.

When it comes to suffering, all animals – whether a horse, a cow, a corgi or a human child – have the same capacity to feel fear and pain as well as love and contentment.