Sentence examples for suffering felt from inspiring English sources

The call is also a response to the government's ongoing denial of responsibility for the conflicts and suffering felt across the country.

"It is difficult to express the suffering felt in Russia in connection with this our shared grief," he said in a statement on the Kremlin Web site.

Chronic ailments like kidney disease got extra attention from Congress when the victims could be seen and individual human suffering felt.

Howard's oblivious eye to his best friend's suffering felt unusually cruel -- and bordering on Sheldon-esque behavior.

Psalm 137 ("By the rivers of Babylon") is an eloquent and touching depiction of the suffering felt by the Hebrews in exile in Babylonia in the sixth to fifth centuries B.C., called a "hymn of national mourning" by one commentator.

In a winding, descriptive narrative about leaking roofs, molded ceiling tiles and slashed budgets, it was a single sentence in Robert Mann's epitaph on Louisiana's concern for Southern that perfectly captured the generational suffering felt by HBCU advocates nationwide.

(In 1A7, C1 is the ox being led to slaughter. The king perceives that the ox is suffering, feels compassion for its suffering, and acts to spare it).

It's hard to make the scale of suffering feel real.

Mr. Mulroney's granite masculinity creates an impregnable dramatic wall that makes even his suffering feel like a stoic endurance test.

When we see Theodore descending into a smothering depression, or Violet struggling to emerge from hers, the suffering feels authentic enough to make me forgive the story its flaws.

Without a moral and imaginative structure that links our wellbeing to that of others, so that their suffering feels as urgent as ours, or is at least measured on the same scales, we will render our planet uninhabitable.