Sentence examples for refusing to suffer from inspiring English sources

On the brink of turning 40 (in August), Theron is still that girl in some respects, still demanding to be heard and refusing to suffer fools, often with some colourful language.

Anyone who has dealings with the 46-year-old quickly realises much of his life has been spent proving that behaving with gentlemanly courtesy is not necessarily incompatible with constantly challenging established orthodoxy, refusing to suffer fools and being ready to confront big decisions.

"When we refuse to suffer, when we refuse to feel, your life becomes a bore, and you're suffering even more," he sang.

When he rouses himself from torpor, however, he becomes inspired, and, in the end, we think he's not crazy but a man who refuses to suffer anymore.

We had elders who walked off the stand in protest because they refused to suffer being disrespected that way by people who had come into our territory and who were supposed to be unbiased".

In an increasingly unequal and unpredictable world, the dispossessed refuse to suffer quietly.

There may be an appeal in the trope of female suffering (think Princess Diana or Marilyn Monroe), but Kahlo ferociously refused to merely suffer.

Refusing to allow his friend to suffer, Mandela went to the police station, sought out the officer in charge and told the officer that the gun was his.

Those who refused to recant suffered hardships and many decided to leave the colony.

Refusing to institutionalize Valerie, who suffered from hydrocephalus and was not expected to live long, Ms. Snow cared for her daughter until her death on March 18 , 2007 at age 31.

Manager Allan Johnston is refusing to panic, despite watching Kilmarnock suffer their third consecutive defeat in league and cup competitions.