Sentence examples for grasping suffering from inspiring English sources

It rather focuses on correctly grasping suffering.

Those of us who looked set to suffer grasped suffering's inevitability; we held on to our standpoints and coddled our spliffs; we stayed silent.

This is to be Mary stripped bare, the better for us to grasp the suffering reality of a woman doomed to live with the memories of a son taken from her first by fame and then by a terrible public death.

Mrs. Shriver grasped the suffering because she experienced it.

Now, we must turn to art again to grasp human suffering because scientific knowledge of the disease seems to have displaced our interest in the patient.

Eve grasped the purpose of suffering (there is none), and Adam got his head around free will (a question of terminology).

To grasp the human suffering perpetrated by tuberculosis, we may need to recall the past when, incurable and incomprehensible, the disease had to be deciphered by metaphors metaphors that changed as societal views of the disease changed over time.

According to Job, we are like a dog trying to grasp calculus when we try to understand suffering.

I've chosen to be part of a community of individual donors called Solidaire, which is advancing a different model of philanthropy--one that grasps at the root causes of suffering.

The third noble truth: It's possible to end suffering by giving up attachments (clinging) and expectations (grasping).

Instead Lewis's conviction that suffering can lead to humility is tied to grasping that Christians worship Jesus Christ, and as the 19th century writer George MacDonald (whom Lewis quotes in The Problem of Pain) commented, "The Son of God suffered unto the death, not that men might not suffer, but that their sufferings might be like His".