Sentence examples for suffering left from inspiring English sources
"Nightlife as we see is suffering left and right".
Politically, the population exchange achieved its planners' goals, but the enormous human suffering left shattered legacies.
The result is that there's not a drop of actual suffering left in the thing; Julian sounds like he's upset because he forgot to tape "The Sopranos".
The Belfast Agreement specifically recognised the need to deal, in human terms, with 'the deep and profoundly regrettable' legacy of suffering left by 30 years of violence.
But when it's all over, with only more memories of suffering left, then wonder what might have been if this wasn't the end of the line.
The president of the Philippines has said the scale of suffering left by typhoon Haiyan has "tempted him to despair", as the UN expressed concern that remote areas had not been reached.
This 'silent tragedy of unnecessary suffering' leaves its mark even on the young people who appear to be doing well.
His angry denunciation of the roles reserved for women in the traditional culture of modern Japan blends with his tender, clear-eyed view of the characters, whether predators or victims: here, as in the films of Jean Renoir, everyone has their reasons, but, for Mizoguchi, the suffering leaves little room for irony or comedy.
The 100-page report, compiled after a two-week fact-finding trip by Anna Kajumulo Tibaijuka, a Tanzanian specialist in rural economics sent as a United Nations special envoy, said removals had been "carried out in an indiscriminate and unjustified manner, with indifference to human suffering," leaving Zimbabwe in "a virtual state of emergency" from which it would take years to emerge.
But does that change all the many times when suffering leaves us with no seeming benefit at all, and only a resentment of those who tell us to look on the bright side and count our blessings and recall that time heals all wounds (when we know it doesn't)?
To the contrary, suffering leaves us broken and cynical, disbelieving and forlorn, miserable and depressed.
