Sentence examples for suffering body from inspiring English sources
Wills then parses the Gospel of Mark, the earliest account, as a "report from the suffering body of Jesus," written to comfort early Christians facing persecution.
This painting also refers to the kind of Christian art you see everywhere in Mexico; it is impossible not to look at the nails piercing her flesh and the tears on her cheeks in The Broken Column without seeing a suggestion that Kahlo's physical pain takes her close to the suffering body of Christ.
For the football player, all his struggles to achieve these fleeting pleasures could very likely result in a broken and suffering body in the not-too-distant future.
Being close friends, we laughed at ourselves, saying, "How about we put a limit of five minutes on the time we spend talking about our suffering body parts, so that we can move on to discussing other more enjoyable matters?" We all agreed and affectionately created what we now call the "Five-Minute Rule".
"Chloroform" (1998-99), which depicts a ghostlike or angelic double emerging from an endangered frog's suffering body, is a vivid portrait of a dying creature's evanescent transformation.
His anti-slavery bill, introduced every year, is easily defeated, and Wilberforce is getting rained on — stinging cold downpours, of the type much favored by movie directors, douse his suffering body whenever he goes out.
Medicalisation tends to reduce sexual violence to an apolitical 'injury', a 'harm done' that has consequently erased 'the power relations that produce and inform gender – leaving in its place suffering bodies, without perpetrators or causes [emphasis added], each of which can be treated by the universal 'humanitarian kit" (Ticktin 2011, p. 251).
Suffering from body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) was like living trapped in a box lined with distorting mirrors.
But can we please make the overdue distinction between women suffering from body image issues and actual eating disorders, which are a specific mental illness?
In the Swansea/Neath/Port Talbot area, an area still suffering the body blows of Britain's post-industrial decline, these are powerful words, though it all starts to unravel pretty quickly.
Cattle with the worst form of tick fever, usually contracted during hot summer months, stand with their backs arched and their heads lowered, suffering from body temperatures as high as 108 degrees.
