Sentence examples for suffering, though from inspiring English sources

In the overall scale of suffering, though, the whales win.

Its shares are also suffering, though, down 1.5%.

Amid the suffering, though, there was a sense that the corner was being turned.

Somewhere beneath all this pain and suffering, though, the true heart of Gaza beats on: fishermen still dream of being able to take their boats out without being torpedoed; aspiring actors fantasise about bringing back an Oscar; a student of mine told me in class the other day that she plans to win Miss World.

That doesn't mean the other end of the price scale is suffering though, as discount retailer Dollar Tree breezed past fourth-quarter earnings estimates Wednesday.

Meanwhile, Lenin was repelled by Dostoevsky's "cult of suffering", though the power of his writing was undeniable.

Suffering — predominantly, though not exclusively, the suffering of women — is both his favorite subject and his preferred method.

If their intent was to end suffering forever, though, this crosses a line, Caplan and others argue.

"The Illumination" is a hymn to such suffering, and though the novel isn't always as dynamic as it might be, on this point it never fails to be deeply felt and precisely observed.

On the contrary, they are heroes who alleviate the most elusive of all suffering, even though they are overmatched by the complexity and variability of the problems that confront them.

It also brought home the fact that the continent is often treated unfairly by the media: most news pictures we see from Africa show war and suffering, even though there are other things going on.