Sentence examples for enduring suffering from inspiring English sources

First, the patient must "clearly consent to the termination of life" and second, they must suffer from "a grievous and irremediable medical condition that causes enduring suffering that is intolerable to the individual in the circumstances of his or her condition".

Well, perhaps enjoying isn't the right word – call it enduring, suffering or surviving.

Eliasson said virtually the entire population of 4.6 million people was "enduring suffering beyond imagination" and a third of its people were in dire need of food, protection, health care, water, sanitation and shelter.

"The population is enduring suffering beyond imagination," he said.

The Apostle Paul also advised that the spiritual path includes the patience of enduring suffering.

Basically, anyone with an illness that causes enduring suffering and with the ability to provide informed consent should have the ability to access doctor-assisted death, the report says.

Experienced problems and needs for care are addressed separately, because patients could have had adequate assistance despite enduring symptom suffering.

And in the tradition in which I was raised I had the example of Christ enduring the suffering and then in the Buddhist tradition you have Buddha going out in the world to experience what he saw as suffering in order to transcend.

or Theatre?" has Salomon's grandmother curled into a black, snail-like ball, enduring "the suffering of the world".

But the public do not like the idea of animals enduring great suffering to no purpose, and Victims of Charity argues that this is precisely what is happening".

Earning a place in heaven usually requires meritorious activity, such as almsgiving, caring for the sick, performing sacrifices or other sacramental rites pleasing to the heavenly powers, exhibiting heroic virtue as a warrior, ascetic, or martyr, or enduring great suffering.