Sentence examples for suffered something from inspiring English sources

He suffered something of a political humiliation.

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.

In the light of these events, Raskob's reputation as an investment adviser suffered something of a setback.

But his trip is unlikely to ease a nagging sense in India that ties between the two countries have suffered something of a downgrade under his administration.

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

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

"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.