Sentence examples for poorest sufferer from inspiring English sources

But, thanks to the international war on drugs, the "God-given benefits of the poppy", once accessible to the poorest sufferer, are now unavailable in most countries even to those suffering the pain of terminal cancer.In this section An author you can't refuse Choose your poison White out Taking the plunge Visible hands Coming ashore Reprints Related items Stumbling in the darkJul 26th 2001And why?

He said every 12 hours; but how dreadful to think of their standing 12 hours over a boiling cauldron, and doing the same thing; and he owned to me that sometimes they did fall asleep and get their poor fingers into the mill; and he shewed me the hatchet that was always ready to sever the whole limb, as the only means of saving the poor sufferer's life!

Thus elevated, these poor sufferers' faces, white and drawn with pain, were almost on a level with my own.

"It had been too radical a hypothesis to entertain," Busner thinks, "that embodied in these poor sufferers' shaking frames was the entire mechanical age — that just as the schizophrenics' delusions partook of modish anxieties, so the post-encephalitics' akinesia and festination had been the stop/start, the on/off, the 0/1, of a two-step with technology".

It is this gracious and forgiving God whose Son Mother Teresa sees and loves in each of her poor sufferers.

One might say that Mother Teresa's compassion towards poor sufferers springs from her gratitude to Christ for his compassion towards her and all humankind.

It does not seem to be a major consideration in Mother Teresa's compassion that the same thing might happen to her as has happened to her poor sufferers.

It is uncomfortable certainly, and the subject of this compassion is moved to alleviate the suffering as she can; but it is also a joy, and the work is "sweet," and the poor sufferers are "doubly dear" — dear on their own account and on Christ's.

The girls were encouraged by their father to contribute what money they possessed to relieve local poverty: "Do not keep the money ... as you have now made up your minds to give it to poor sufferers, let your own neighbours have it.

Things have certainly improved since 2000, when McNeil's reporting helped prick then-prevailing myths about treating the world's poorest HIV/AIDS sufferers.

In 1866 Mary Baker Eddy, once a sufferer from poor health, believed that she had experienced physical regeneration through spiritual revelation.