Sentence examples for course suffering from inspiring English sources

Of course, suffering embitters some people, but it ennobles others.

If he no longer believes, of course, suffering should not be a theological "problem".

Two thousand years of Christian art is based on the premise that of course suffering can be beautiful.

He has spent countless days over the last two decades handing out tickets, dealing with dithering customers and, of course, suffering innumerable paper cuts.

We were tired, of course, suffering from a midtrip weariness that is signaled by a longing for one's own washer and dryer.

Mariana Pajon of Colombia, the 2011 world champion, fell victim to the course, suffering a hard fall in the women's final and leaving on a stretcher.

I also fear that manual skills are not sufficiently valued, and in the UK we are seeing craft and practical vocational courses suffering major funding cuts.

Why would you make a skateboard for golf?" It's really not to shake anything up, but it's a better way to get around a golf course and golf courses are suffering.

Every airline, of course, is suffering the consequences of oil prices that are above $130 a barrel.

Of course, investors suffering from money illusion could knock down stock prices further than they deserve to be.

It changed course after suffering losses in 1981 and 1982, when high interest rates hurt many savings institutions that made loans primarily to home buyers.