Sentence examples for could not suffer from inspiring English sources

But he could not suffer the defeat in complete silence.

BECAUSE she is so recognizable, with her thick wraparound shades, Marla Runyan could not suffer anonymously.

But in late December 2007, a court found the policemen not guilty saying that under the Hanbali tradition of Islamic law a person could not suffer a fatal injury to the head.

He could not suffer the Atonement of Christ which allows all of us to repent of our sins and return to God.

Besides, they could not suffer from intrauterine growth restriction, since the gestational, amenorrhea, and ultrasound ages proved to be harmonious (r = 0.99; p < 0.001) [ 18].

In this study, the fetuses could not suffer from intrauterine growth retardation since their gestational, amenorrhea, and ultrasound ages proved to be highly (r = 0.99, p < 0.001) correlated [ 14].

The Germans listened to Mozart and Beethoven and then murdered children, and this was not a cognitive dislocation from which we couldn't suffer but the eternal rationale offered by the terrified: we can't protect what really matters if we don't do things that we wish we didn't have to.

One might be tempted to say that the market couldn't suffer a decline from here just because we're already somewhat oversold on a number of indicators (not volatility, but breadth and perhaps put-call ratios).

With poor Edgar Wright having been unceremoniously dumped due to creative differences with Marvel, the movie could not have suffered from more rampant negative buzz – particularly in the UK – had it decided to follow the famously derided domestic battery storyline from the comics.

Those could not have suffered from the complex interactions of high irradiances, high temperature, drought stress and nutrient deficiency.

BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand: "Given the relegation battle that Middlesex have been sucked into, they could not have suffered a more demoralising day.