Bernardo Rosemeyer, the founder of Brazilian charity O Pequeno Nazareno, in north-eastern city of Fortaleza, said that, in his view, "Girls suffer differently from living on the streets.
People suffer differently.
One big assumption is that men and women may suffer differently when a partner becomes ill or dies, men because they've depended on women to run their social lives, women because they may have a greater need for social engagement (so being alone just feels worse).
58 Epidemiological studies and their analyses may suffer differently from publication and other selective reporting biases than analyses of randomised controlled trial data.
Each victim reacts differently, but they all suffer psychic scars.
The first, addressed by the disability rights movement, was getting people with disabilities to recognize that they have something in common with others who are differently impaired but also suffer stigma and exclusion because of their impairment.
For example, patients suffering from osteoarthritis might be interpreting a general question about current health status very differently than those who suffer from migraine.
Examining knowledge, language, thinking, feeling and values, Prinz shows that people from different cultures perceive differently, are driven to, and suffer, mental illness in various ways, and find a wide range of mating partners attractive, until globalised values arrive to standardise taste.
Boras saw the problem differently: the derby suffered from a lack of funding.
According to him, the Southern states suffered differently from colonialism and postcolonial relations, having diverse structures that cannot be fought by a single Universalist front.
