Sentence examples for suffered firsthand from inspiring English sources

The Tate, of course, has suffered firsthand.

Throughout my childhood, I suffered firsthand the cruelty of bullying and hate towards me and my family.

Off the media radar, they mobilize against a trio of evils, which they -- unlike most Americans -- have suffered firsthand in their day-to-day lives: extremist violence, political oppression and American imperialism.

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 |  next Children participating in 'Return of Happiness', a psychosocial rehabilitation programme aimed at helping children who have suffered firsthand tragedies to return to normal life.

Many members of the group have suffered harm firsthand and filed complaints, so the article created lively discussion:   .

Still, they argued, circumstantial evidence "is often more reliable than direct evidence, which can suffer from firsthand memory loss or eyewitness distortion".

But he's no longer so cocky — that got knocked out of Mr. Landis the hard way, when Firsthand suffered huge losses as the bubble finally burst early in the decade.

If any place should rejoice in America's declaration of war on terrorism, it would seem to be Bombay, a city that has suffered its effects firsthand and where many people have deep ties to the United States.

"Colorado is in a unique position in that we have suffered these tragedies firsthand, so there is a drumbeat [for greater gun control] in Colorado," said state Senate President John Morse (D) this month in an interview with NBC News.

We now have firsthand testimony from the pilots who remotely operate the drones, many of whom have suffered post-traumatic stress reactions to the work.

These works suffered from a lack of firsthand knowledge; Saintsbury points out that "Cœlebs cannot talk of [marriage] with much authority".