Sentence examples for forms of suffering from inspiring English sources
Can our own forms of suffering be redeemed?
Awkwardness and embarrassment are, Meg and Patrick in The Soul of Kindness (1964) agree, "underrated forms of suffering".
And that there are various forms of suffering that people face: the MPI measures deprivation in terms of health, education and living standards.
Indifference to other moral issues and forms of suffering call into question one's understanding of the faith and one's claim to be a Christian.
The practical theological thread running throughout Mercer's work is the fostering of liberatory hope where personal and social forms of suffering limit human flourishing.
These are costly forms of suffering in the United States that our poor person in charge would be more likely to perceive and direct resources to.
"This is an injustice, this is a form of suffering that they and their families are having to go through.
That theory, or any theory that addiction is a disease in the conventional sense a form of suffering with a biological cause remains theoretical.
In Dante's "Inferno," part of his 14th century epic poem, Hell is portrayed as nine concentric circles of torment, each with its own nightmarish form of suffering.
These converging forces have led environmental writer Richard Louv to coin the term "nature deficit disorder"—a form of suffering that comes from a sense of disconnection from nature and its powers.
