Regarded, nevertheless, as a glorified squatter, Carausius was recognised only under official sufferance – and, with his passing, his rule was shrugged off in contemporary records as a triviality, just one of around 50 similar territorial uprisings.
This correlation may suggest that the central sensitization phenomena occurring during headache may also worsen the sufferance linked with fibromyalgic pain.
With sufferance, boredom may give rise to odd ecstasies of interest, as aspects of existence that elude the busy mind emerge with jewel-edged sharpness.
Like Benazir Bhutto, Sharif ruled with the sufferance of the military and the intelligence apparatus.
With difficulty, and largely on human sufferance, animals have nevertheless survived in association with contemporary vegetation zones.
By contrast with Cardinal John J. O'Connor, his ubiquitous and media-savvy predecessor, Cardinal Egan largely shunned politics and reporters, viewed the media with tight-lipped sufferance and preferred to slip now and again under the cover of his relative anonymity into an orchestra seat on the aisle at the Met.
Mr. Berkoff suddenly morphs into a vile creature, hunched, with a rubbery tongue that is wont to protrude, and a wheedling, plaintive voice that begins a negotiation for a pound of flesh: Signor Antonio, many a time and oft In the rialto you have rated me About my moneys and my usances; Still I have borne it with a patient shrug For sufferance is the badge of all our tribe.
More to the point, they are not sufficiently imaginative about endearing themselves to the governments on whose sufferance they operate.ENI is also deep in negotiations with Gazprom, Russia's state-controlled natural-gas monopolist.
The French dream of a place where everyone can practice his metier in self-enclosed perfection, with the people to be served only on sufferance, as extras, to be knocked down the minute they act up.
