Sentence examples for lost suffering from inspiring English sources

But I know that if reaching that paradise means losing what I lost, suffering what I suffered, seeing what I saw, enduring what I endured, then I would much rather be home in "Tamba's home".

Our hero, played a little nervously by Kevin Broberg, seems lost, suffering from a lack of purpose, until an older lady calls in the death of her husband.

Volunteers on social networks talk of feeling bereft, lost, suffering withdrawal symptoms, bouts of crying, and replaying the opening ceremony over and over and over again.

On Wednesday night, another member of their German generation came close to a major upset when 21-year-old Sabine Lisicki failed to convert on a match point against No.3 seed Vera Zvonareva of Russia with a 5-2 lead in the third set and eventually lost, suffering from what appeared to be severe cramps down the stretch, being carried from the court in tears and on a stretcher.

He had twice run for president and lost, suffering embarrassment along the way.

From the former of those two books: This sunset, for instance, how lavishly it was laid on, the clouds, the light on the sea, that heartbreaking, blue-green distance, laid on, all of it, as if to console some lost suffering wayfarer.

So many of the people with whom I work are lost and suffering from a feeling that the society in which they live doesn't truly care about the quality of life for us humans, for the animals and the environment that we are wantonly destroying".

The human cost - of loved ones lost or suffering - cannot be estimated.

B Company commanded by Captain Henry Nicholls led off shrouded in the heavy mist, and with visibility limited in the thick vegetation, it drifted to the right off the intended axis of advance having lost direction, suffering a similar fate as the Fusiliers.

In Super Size Me, the film-maker ate three meals a day at McDonald's for 30 days – and nothing else – losing energy, suffering mood swings and becoming generally unhealthy.

He misses having an office and the ability to make decisions without someone looking over his shoulder, but is happy to have a job after a tough year of losing one, suffering health problems and seeing his apartment burned in a building fire.