Sentence examples for dignified suffering from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tahir's Raj conveys a dignified suffering that deepens throughout the film and becomes quite touching once the character decides to follow his heart.
The performances are excellent, from Robert De Niro, whose Michael is a survivor through force of will, to Christopher Walken's living-dead Nick and the dignified suffering of Meryl Streep's Linda, waiting back home.
Lata is on playback duties for heroine Meena Kumari (who died just after its release) and the combination of real-life tragedy and magical songs distilling dignified suffering and sadness ensured the film's cult status.
Assemblyman Luis Alejo (D-Watsonville) said the bill would allow a peaceful and dignified end to suffering.
PETA's statistics are also often used, as they are being used now, in a truly perverted way by some "no-kill" evangelists to try to turn people away from the "evil" of what is actually a dignified, merciful release from suffering.
After Nixon reached the White House, the dignified, mainstream sufferings of the "silent majority," not the rants of the Birchers, became the engine of his feinting, flexible conservatism, which pivoted most audaciously with his decision to visit China in 1972.
Suffering, suicide, euthanasia, a dignified death — these were subjects she had thought and written about for years, and now, suddenly, they turned unbearably personal.
Mildred is tough, dignified, and dangerous, her confrontational approach legitimized by her suffering.
Individuals suffering from severe schizophrenia may be able to attain a more dignified life if they could avail themselves of personalized, private, and high-quality care services in pertinent institutions.
