Sentence examples for suffering matters from inspiring English sources

I am proud to live in a world where a stranger's suffering matters.

How can we say so, though, if the entity's suffering matters most?

Most people, asked to drown a kitten, would feel a pang of moral anguish, which suggests that, at some level, we know suffering matters.

That is, assuming that suffering matters.

If you've nursed a long-term grudge, you'll understand why they're so seductive; they comfort us (I'm hurting), give a sense of purpose (My suffering matters), and reinforce a victim mentality (I've been wronged!).

In addition, we take responsibility for caring about our own suffering, and for knowing that our suffering matters, which can never be achieved through our grudge, no matter how fiercely we believe in it.

Without such conditions, the message you are sending to Israeli leaders is this: "We will support you blindly, forever, no matter what you do, no matter what the cost in human suffering, no matter what the cost to the work for peace and justice, and even if our support means endless war".

An ailing reveler wakes up on New Year's Day wanting nothing more than to distance himself from the excesses responsible for his suffering, no matter how much fun he had.

Isolated extremists who spew hate at buses filled with refugee mothers and children will always demand more suffering, no matter how far the president bends in their direction.

But the schedule, ticket sales and other business needs -- advertising, sponsorships, marketing -- are not the only matters suffering from the effort to eliminate two teams.

Pain and suffering is another matter, more ineffable.