Sentence examples for suffer something from inspiring English sources

"You will suffer something worse than death," he is told.

"If you understand what free diving is, it's normal that you suffer something," Campbell said.

I understood that if I was going to sit there and watch them lose, I should suffer something, too.

There are certain codes that if you betray them, you suffer something much worse than a political defeat.

Extreme loneliness can trigger stress cardiomyopathy, colloquially known as "broken heart syndrome," where emotional stressors will cause an otherwise healthy person to suffer something like a heart attack.

When companies can't convert enough users to paying customers, they suffer — something we've witnessed with media companies such as The Guardian, New York Times, Washington Post, and others.

He suffered something of a political humiliation.

It's crucial, says Longhurst: "Theatre suffers something like entropy.

Mr Regeni suffered "something inhuman, animal-like, an unacceptable violence," he added.

Yet, from then on, his reputation suffered something of a decline.

I have laboured hard and suffered something to make the world appreciate its worth.