Sentence examples for refusal to suffer from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the argument seems ideological rather than practical: on the one side, Nature and female destiny, on the other, Science and a brave, new world; on one side, suffering and a kind of invoked heroism, on the other a refusal to suffer.
Hip-hop revels in its own maimed self-sufficiency, its refusal to suffer.
The show honoured frivolity's refusal to suffer; it was vivaciously directed by Rush's Australian cohort, the expert Neil Armfield.
Yet despite the apparent differences, the two were united by a driving ambition and relentless refusal to suffer fools gladly.
As the actors congaed around the stage, the gleeful song played both as a refusal to suffer over loss and as gratitude for all that remains.
And the production conveys the dithering, lack of will and refusal to suffer Western casualties that doomed the United Nations effort in Bosnia.
The refusal to allow another living being to suffer was something I felt passionately about.
Mourinho's turn to suffer Jose Mourinho's graceless refusal to withdraw his "specialist in failure" slur before Sunday's potentially pivotal visit of Arsenal to Stamford Bridge tempts fate.
A large number of non-specific congruencies were found, mostly in the context of a qualitative description of the dying process [for n = 42] (want a peaceful death, dignified death, good death; don't want to suffer a wretched, miserable death), refusal of treatment (no machines, no invasive treatment) or concepts of quality of life (don't want to suffer, to vegetate).
The Stones themselves loved his prickly refusal to compromise his own opinions or values, and his inability to suffer fools lightly.
