Sentence examples for some ordeal from inspiring English sources

"But when I was incarcerated I read the Koran, which said everyone goes through some ordeal, everyone's persecuted and overcomes it.

He is being made up, but he could be having blood, sweat or tears wiped away; he could be the object of some ordeal, maybe even Christ on the cross.

I have come to trust that it is possible to make a full recovery from some ordeals, and at least a partial recovery from the even most devastating blows.

Some writers speculated that she also suffered some spiritual ordeal or artistic crisis.

Perhaps, for some, the ordeal may turn out to be a blessing in disguise.

When she turned up at last, on 29 January, she was bruised and emaciated and had clearly been through some dreadful ordeal.

Within five minutes, he learns that his mother has died, that his beloved sweetheart, Heavenly (Kristina Johnson), whom he has come to claim, is getting married, and that she has undergone some terrible "ordeal" because of him.

Some involve ordeals, including blood-letting, vomiting, and beating, which have a purgative effect.

During my ordeal, some of my determination took an urgent new direction.

The guy across from me is talking aggressively on his phone about some big digital ordeal at work.

Thoughts on Life and Death In an unusually reflective speech at the University of Texas in Austin on Tuesday, Mrs. Clinton did not mention her father by name but sought to share some of her ordeal.