The phrase "inner suffering" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to emotional or psychological turmoil or pain that a person experiences within themselves. It can be used to describe a range of negative emotions such as fear, guilt, sadness, anger, etc. Example: She appeared calm on the outside, but deep down, she was struggling with inner suffering from the trauma of her past experiences.
They expose inner suffering, and from that point attempt to find again the value in life.
In the Romantic age extreme states of mind and inner suffering were the stuff of poetry and art.
Horack finds other ways to signal Kau's complexity and inner suffering — through what he notices, what he is struck by.
In every shot, Mr. Henriksson palpably registers David's inner suffering, as if beneath a surface joviality he were wincing through his life.
/ Why dost thou deceive / Thy children so?" Leopardi's inner suffering was lightened in 1818 by a visit from the scholar and patriot Pietro Giordani, who urged him to escape from his painful situation at home.
Michael Jackson was one of those performers like Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe or Amy Winehouse (come to think of it, they are usually women), whose inner suffering is so great, their fairytales so poisoned, that they are lifted beyond normal fame into a sort of immortal stardom.
His untimely death awakened society to the inner sufferings of people afflicted with the diseases of depression and substance addiction.
His painting, however, apprehends something beneath the visible skin: an inner self, suffering in absolute isolation.
Hashim Ali Alauddeen, Malcolm's Islamic spiritual advisor in Richmond, California, said he believed the police were likely targeting Malcolm, but the young man was also suffering inner turmoil.
Consequently, socioeconomic challenges that create the troublesome conditions that define suffering inner cities like Baltimore rarely raise a flag of consideration in the courtroom.
Consider the crime waves of 1890 to 1930, when millions of poor European immigrants came to America only to be trapped in inner-city slums, suffering the effects of severe economic inequality and social marginalization.
