Sentence examples for suffer to think from inspiring English sources

I know how you gag, some of you, and how your parents suffer to think of their children eating foods unclean and offensive to the palate.

The French writer Colette once said: "Insomnia is almost an oasis in which those who have to think or suffer darkly take refuge".

The tribes would seem to have little in common, except, perhaps, that their maidens and matrons, like billions of women everywhere, suffer to be thought beautiful.

"It's very distressing to see your aging animal suffer, and very rewarding to think that maybe you can help him feel better.

My dreams were not to get murdered, not to suffer a ludicrous death, not to think about death all the time, to live in an apartment small enough that I could see all of it from anywhere I stood.

The critic John Gross said in 1983, "While Americans think we're miniaturists, English people tend to think Americans suffer from gigantism".

Without good focus, all aspects of your ability to think will suffer.

But most Uruguayans seem to think he suffered punishment enough for his transgressions.

Other partcipants in seemed to think Toronto suffered from not being as unstructured as the first Boulder event.

It's in this on-the-page way that the movie suffers, as did, come to think of it, "Blood and Honey" and "Unbroken" (the latter of which Jolie Pitt didn't write but did signed on to direct despite the script not including arguably the most interesting aspects of its hero's story).

To be, to love, to think, and to suffer are no longer enough.