Sentence examples for he really suffered from inspiring English sources
'What, like many of his generation, he really suffered from,' he says of Martin, 'was cultural deprivation: pop culture had proved so intoxicating during the 1960s that the intellectual infrastructure of taste and reference simply hadn't developed.' If this is not the revenge of the swot, it is at the very least pompous.
I began to feel really choked up when I first realized how he really suffered.
For instance, one of the participants thought placebo was dispensed to prove whether he really suffered from ADHD and was not pretending.
Does he really suffer from the neurological disorder?
Normal-tension preperimetric glaucoma may be difficult to diagnose for the ophthalmologist and is complicated for the patient, who may have difficulties with understanding that he really suffers from glaucoma, even though his IOP and VFs are normal.
Until the start of the trial she had believed he had really suffered from cancer - and for an hour in the witness box she held forth about his failings as a husband, father and man.
In contrast to other veteran stars, he has never really suffered a dip in popularity.
"Chinese people my age have really suffered," he said.
"They were probably suspicious of the possibility that there are good Germans [or those] who really suffered," he said.
"For me, it really hurt me, but it was my wahine and my tamariki outside that really suffered," he says.
