Sentence examples similar to suffering countenance from inspiring English sources

They are mystical, erotic songs about "the adornment (or fitting) of the bride"—i.e., the sabbath, who was identified with the community of Israel and on the other partzufim: arikh anpin (the long-suffering: the countenance of grace) and zeʿir anpin (the impatient: the countenance of judgment).

For fear of being disoriented by further dilution of their already beleaguered common identity, they will not countenance any outsider engaging with this storehouse of suffering in ways that do not conform to the local habits.

But never has she been more so than here, as a 50-year-old linguistics professor suffering from early-onset Alzheimer's, an awful disease whose unique horrors we are still barely able to countenance in the elderly, let alone in someone so young.

are suffering.

"Not suffering.

Suffering Sappho.

But suffering is suffering.

Mr. Kumar said: "Suffering is suffering.

Keep her suffering.

Destruction and suffering.

Here, people are suffering.