Sentence examples for indicating suffering from inspiring English sources

"Everyday People" more than adequately evokes the breadth of emotions that comes from trauma: it's a psychological bruise, gross colorations indicating suffering that the capable performers bring to life.

A cross-sectional analysis was employed using the results of the last administered SOS-V in each patient, indicating suffering close to death.

The travelers, crossing the stage in a long single file with their suitcases, all sit (on the suitcases) on the same cue; indicate suffering and yearning with upper- and lower-body gestures that have been standard effects in dance theater for decades; rise, walk a few feet and then do it all over again; and again.

Expressions of endurance indicated suffering and loneliness.

Thus, high levels of global health, QOL and function scales indicated a higher ability, whereas high scores of symptom-scales indicated suffering of the patient [ 12].

The present study also shows that high intensity of symptoms does not necessarily indicate suffering, while low intensity of symptoms indeed may be unbearable.

(Zoran, 23, Kurdish asylum seeker) Subsequently, many indicated suffering from the psychosocial burden of low subjective social status: My father is a highly educated, intelligent man and held a high position in Iran.

Comparisons of HRQOL were therefore conducted against two samples that were as well affected by ill health and either indicated suffering from at least one physical disease (U.S. American comparison sample) or reported consulting a physician for a disease within the past four weeks (German comparison sample).

A small percent of cells with an abnormally round or dendritic morphology, indicating cell suffering, was excluded from the counts.

The qualitative answers of the patients indicated physical suffering to be responsible for unbearable suffering with a mean of 4,0 in patients with overall unbearable suffering versus 2,1 in patients with overall bearable suffering (Table  7).

They write, "Paintings of the [crucifixion] were usually intended to foster meditation on Christ's self-sacrifice, and they thus indicate his suffering by showing him hanging heavily with bowed head and bleeding wounds".