Sentence examples for suffering better from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was a result of colonisation, with its enforced poverty and shame, but Ireland was for a long time interested in the idea of suffering well, or of suffering better than the oppressor; none was expected to suffer more, or more quietly, than the women of Ireland, into whose bodies and biology suffering was hard-wired.

It seems that experienced GPs accept suffering better because suffering belongs to dying.

Mr. Blackwell, the Methodist pastor said: "If your theology is blood, and you're washed clean in the blood, then the more blood and suffering the better because the more salvation there is in it.

It's time for a new era of empathy, one in which we realize that those suffering deserve better.

The moral of suffering then is: Better you than me.

Italy's poorest fared far better, suffering a 4% drop in income, according to the report Society at a Glance 2014.

A 2006 study by the psychologist Laura Mitchell, testing how music-therapy sessions can alleviate pain, found that a suffering person was better served by his or her "preferred music" than by a piece that was assumed to have innately calming qualities.

When confronted with questions about the people who gained coverage because of the law, Republicans often say something about sparing those people from disruption ― and then argue that even those who obtained insurance through the law are suffering and no better off.

The profession of psychology is often paired with the word "calling": People are mostly drawn to it because they are fascinated with all things human and seek to relieve others' suffering and help better understand the problems we face as a human community.

Of course, it would be better if there were no occasion to inflict suffering, but given that a wrong has been committed, inflicting deserved suffering in response is better than not doing so (Hegel 1821: §99; Zaibert 2006: 20062006.

Authentic suffering is better than deceptive bliss.