Sentence examples for suffered for being from inspiring English sources

"They have suffered for being Catholic".

If the fathers suffered for being authentic — they were both right that America could not defeat Communism with a war in Vietnam — the sons have suffered for seeming too inauthentic.

Having judged many drama awards, I can see that the play may have suffered for being regarded as an ensemble piece – and that the whole cast has effectively been rewarded by its best revival selection.

He suffered for being part of an ordinary Portugal".

I am a privileged man: I have not suffered for being completely out about my sexuality or my HIV status.

The Lib Dems, who currently have 11, are also likely to suffer for being in government with the Tories, who have only one Scottish seat to lose.

And I did not want to believe that he would suffer for being who he was, and yet I think he probably has.

Others simply parroted the commentary, worrying that Collins Obuya, Kenya's brilliant young leg-spinner, would soon suffer for being unable to bowl a wrong 'un.

For the most part, though, it moves briskly and easily holds your attention, largely through a perverse love story that doesn't suffer for being such an obvious metaphor for the larger battle raging beyond Ajla and Danijel's relationship.

Concerned that New Mexico suffers for being the sole state other than Louisiana to permit wagering contests pitting weaponed birds in fights to the death, Mr. Richardson has taken sides in the emotional debate, speaking out for a ban, to be debated on Saturday in the Legislature.

Itoje, 6ft 5in and 18st 4lb, may not seem like a man who needs to be defended but Jones says he has seen too many players suffer for being built up too much, too soon, and he doesn't want Itoje to be another.