Sentence examples for perpetual suffering from inspiring English sources
What joins all four women, beyond filmmaking folly, is love, feet and the sort of extravagant misery that routinely turned movie theaters into rain forests, drenched with the tears of audiences and characters who were cinema's ladies of perpetual suffering.
Claire, for fans of perpetual suffering, has found herself a potential fancy man whose own story arc, judging by the way he sweats nervously whenever Catherine's warrant card comes out, will probably come right back to the mutilated sheep.
I see it all the time -- women who have settled for less than their calling suffering from perpetual burn out.
(As for why he gave away his craft, William Kalush, the founder of the leading magic library in New York, suggests that Erdnase may have been suffering from the perpetual fantasy among nonwriters that writing books is a way to make money).
All of which, of course, is but a small part of the suffering caused by the gargantuan, perpetual "war on drugs".
His wardrobe as the Man in Black -- for perpetual mourning and perpetual sympathy with humanity's suffering -- was just the most visible sign of a deep and consistent gravity.
Hoopes is suffering from amnesia after a devastating illness: "trapped in a perpetual present", he's unable to form new memories but is haunted by an image from childhood of a girl's body floating in a lake.
To the contrary, Wendell thinks, an adequate philosophical account of embodiment will appreciate identities inflected by suffering without glorifying or sugar-coating the debilitating dimensions of perpetual exhaustion and discomfort.
Most tech-driven social impact solutions in Africa are suffering from a bad case of pilotitus, the state of existing in perpetual pilot stage.
Umma (nation) translates for Islamists into an obsession with the "Muslim people" and its imagined suffering worldwide (the blessings are never counted, only the problems) that in turn becomes a firmly entrenched victimhood and perpetual sense of grievance.
