Sentence examples for puts suffering from inspiring English sources

Over and over, von Trier puts suffering and death at the middle of his movies and then ups the ante into excruciation, as if only he has the strength to make us feel what a pile of crap life really is.

According to Dr. Harold G. Koenig, a psychiatrist at Duke University Medical Center, in Durham, N.C., who has analyzed the physical and mental health records of nearly 4,000 elderly subjects, healthy or infirm, in a study financed by the National Institute on Aging, religion helps a person cope with distress because it "puts suffering in a context of meaning".

Putting suffering into perspective: implications of the patient's world view.

The idea that they are not spending every waking hour trying to fix the broken economic system and put suffering Americans back to work is beyond pathetic.

Phoebe pens a verse for Ganymede and manages to quote the sophisticated lines of the recently murdered Christopher Marlowe: "Who ever loved that loved not at first sight?" Even the self-loving and melancholy lord Jaques (the excellent Stephen Spinella) puts his suffering on a pedestal.

Put a suffering person in that cartoon, and it mutes the laughter.

Or, as he might put it, suffering persecutions never seen upon this planet since Mel Gibson was tortured on the rack, castrated, disemboweled and beheaded in "Braveheart".

While being able to stop it is another story altogether -- and the average addict probably won't be able to afford to check in to Cliffside for the recommended 90 days in order to start learning how -- Taite and Scharff's book can help put those suffering from addiction well on their way to a better life.

While it may be tempting to put someone suffering from Alzheimer's or dementia in an out-of-the-way facility, both you and the loved one suffering from dementia will be happier if you and other friends and family members can visit regularly.

The distinctive ugliness of the uses to which he puts his suffering remains a mystery for Thomas.

Her concern was not with justice; she hated the idea of put-upon, suffering women, and implied that they had it coming, by being such weaklings.