Sentence examples for suffering believed from inspiring English sources

To have our suffering believed, and I guess corroborated...I am not suggesting that that person has to be the perpetrator of the hurt.

When someone is suffering, I believe it is wrong to look the other away.

"When we start to think that we are so substantially different from other people, it becomes easier to accept that people are suffering – we believe these images that are shown in advertising and fundraising campaigns create apathy rather than action," he says.

Though many areas in Syria were suffering, Khatib believes that Zakarya was responsible for elevating Moadamiyah's case into a major international story.

Always an idealist and motivated by the desire to alleviate human suffering, David believed that the poorer health of people in lower socioeconomic groups was linked to neglect of the welfare of mothers and babies.

Reid took measures to ease Albertans' suffering, but believed that inducing a full economic recovery was beyond the capacity of the provincial government.

He has died at the age of 70 after suffering what are believed to have been liver problems.

Mr. Sankoh had been in poor health since suffering what was believed to be a mild stroke last October.

People with Parkinson's disease and parents of diabetic children told stories of suffering that they believed might eventually be eased through research on fetal tissue transplantation.

Details of their injuries were not released but the Scottish Sun reported that a 12-year-old girl pulled from the crash was in a coma after suffering what was believed to be serious head injuries.

Labour peer Baroness Kennedy said demonstrations would be held by those who recalled Conservative policy of the 1980s "too vividly" while Andrew Marr, returning to the show three months after suffering a stroke, believed the funeral and demonstrations would put an "end to the hysteria" surrounding the death of Baroness Thatcher.