Sentence examples for suffering embodied from inspiring English sources

The history of oppression and suffering embodied in their lyrics, as well as the haunting harmonic textures of their music (derived from migrant Zulu workers), had always moved her.

The degrees of separation between the consumer and the consumed have increased so much that we're completely unaware of the levels of destruction and suffering embodied in the stuff we buy.

An "ever-ascending" instrumental "evokes the image of the road of suffering embodied by going up to Jerusalem".

However, the gravest of all the Palestinian sufferings is embodied in the suffering of the people of Gaza as they endure a vicious economic strangulation imposed by Israel's occupation.

The suffering is embodied by talented stars like Mandy Patinkin, Toni Collette and the legendary Eartha Kitt.

The suffering is embodied by talented stars like Mandy Patinkin, Toni Collette (of "The Sixth Sense," making a most creditable Broadway debut) and the legendary Eartha Kitt.

Contrary to the simplifications of the past four years, liberation theology, which has become hugely influential, teaches not hate, nor anti-Americanism, but a renewed focus on the poor and the suffering, as embodied by Jesus.

Welland, who had been suffering from Alzheimers, embodied a fashion of those times: authentic voices telling authentic stories.

Sacred music would substitute therefore the mediation of saints and remain as the 'amazing grace' to an embodied suffering of a peoples.

Kurdi, in this version, embodied the suffering of all Kurds in their struggle for self-determination.

Arrau embodied scenarios of suffering and redemption.