Sentence examples for embrace suffering from inspiring English sources

One's aim in Lent should not be to embrace suffering.

In Christianity and transhumanism, we neither embrace suffering nor run from it.

The stream of self-pity and indignation is also seemingly oblivious to the very tenets of New Testament instruction, which calls upon believers to embrace suffering and welcome persecution.

Vollman and Roger Bevins perceive a Lincoln who now fully understands and embraces suffering, and feels a new bloody-minded determination to win the war.

But no one here is shadowed by Graham's overwhelming temperament, by that ruthless glory-driven -- as she used to say, doom-eager -- embrace of suffering, struggle and self-discovery.

And Mr. Paul gives the character his all, embracing and suffering the physical manifestations of anxiety without ever fully exhaling.

Matthew Passion," redemption comes through the embrace of suffering -- a retrogressive illusion of a different historical moment, Adorno might say.

But never set out to embrace the suffering, for if you do, you have embraced a very strange idol and rejected God.

I have felt the cumulative energy of a room full of people willing to embrace the suffering of others; embrace it and say, "I see that you are in pain and I am diminished by it".

It embodies not only the joy of existence, but there is an element of embracing the suffering.

But the visit also made many Palestinians proud, since the pope embraced their suffering and treated their aspirations for statehood as legitimate and logical.