Sentence examples for suffering demanding from inspiring English sources

The morning had seen a lower-key protest against bullfighting with some 20 semi-clad activists who had splattered themselves with red ink to symbolise the bulls' suffering demanding the practice be abolished.

Olga's suffering demands sympathy, whereas Aldo's craven infidelity elicits none.

"I could just as well write my poetry from the quiet of my own study," Forché writes, "but I had known since childhood that human suffering demanded a response, everywhere and always". A portrait of the artist as political and poetic ingénue, "What You Have Heard Is True" is just such a response, a riveting account of how she made good on that conviction.

"Stop the Suffering" demands the sign at RAM's gate.

And elsewhere, that suffering "demands the continuation of the art that it forbids".

But in the normal run of things, this is why Bentham gave a higher priority to the protection of property by law and why he held that the alleviation of suffering demands more immediate attention than plans to produce wealth (1952 54, III, 324, 342).

"What response does seeing human suffering demand of us?" This question, which opens the new documentary "An Encounter with Simone Weil," couldn't be timelier.

Their suffering demands and deserves our most urgent response.

The subjective nature of suffering demands scores to be provided by the patients.

It was emotionally draining work, "hurrying from drama to drama, from one suffering and demanding person to another, torn between pity, anxiety and irritation".

It seems both offensive and clumsy to add an extra layer of fiction to suffering which demands no gratuitous intervention.