Sentence examples for present suffering from inspiring English sources

Similarly, some religions provide hope for future happiness that may reconcile us to present suffering.

One of the strengths of Up Against the Night is the way it connects past cruelties to present suffering.

Last Tuesday, the European Court of Human Rights upheld previous court rulings to allow the hospital to discontinue life support, citing United Kingdom domestic courts' conclusion that "it was likely that Charlie would suffer significant harm if his present suffering was prolonged without any realistic prospect of improvement, and the experimental therapy would be of no effective benefit".

"While the disease from which the appellant suffers is incurable and may cause his death, he is not at present suffering material pain or disability," the panel said.

While the North Korean government's ideology is troubling in some aspects, the preservation of human life and the relief of present suffering come first and foremost in our concerns.

It takes a certain mind-set to worry more about a hypothetical loss of confidence than about the clear and present suffering of the unemployed — the mind-set, one might say, of a conventional central banker.

Early Christian theologian Origen also presented suffering as necessary for the development of human beings.

A 70-year old male is presented suffering from esophageal and small bowel obstruction, caused by an occupational bezoar.

The polemical exception is a huge, collaborative multimedia piece documenting the present sufferings of Palestinians, which is no less tendentious for avoiding overt militancy.

Atheist leaders are more likely to take a literally down-to-earth view of the needs, interests and circumstances of people in the here and now, and will not be influenced by the belief that present sufferings and inequalities will be compensated in some posthumous dispensation.

DETROIT — The Sunday service at Greater Grace Temple began with the Clark Sisters song "I'm Looking for a Miracle" and included a reading of this verse from the Book of Romans: "I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us".