Sentence examples for suffering privation from inspiring English sources

It probably wouldn't have made much literal difference in UC's financial woes, but at least we would have felt that our president and other higher-ups were in solidarity with us, suffering privation equal to our own.

These brought unimaginable changes during Goya's lifetime, as well as unspeakable suffering, privation and violence.

To refuse to use every tool at our disposal in this fight -- to embrace inaction -- is to endorse a trajectory that will lead to suffering, privation, and calamity.

In April 1839, after suffering great privations, the British army entered Kandahār; Shojāʿ was then crowned shah.

The preceding sufferings, privations, humiliations and horrors cannot be compared with what happened on this single night.

But Murphy uses the Grimms' story as only the most external outline for the narrative she builds in the tiny Polish forest community that gives shelter -- unwittingly, since most residents are suffering such terrible privation that they have virtually forgotten the long-gone village Jews -- to the two children through the long last winter of the war.

She certainly suffered privations".

The reader of his letters will be convinced that such passages are true to the man himself, who endured suffering and privation and finally died for his cause.

CAMERA MAN'S JOURNEY: Julian Dimock's South (University of Georgia, $39.95) does more than record the Dimocks' excursions to South Carolina in 1904-5; the images refract the harsh light of suffering and privation into visual beatitudes.

He goes on to build himself a fantasy about her based on nothing but his gut-reaction to her pictures, in which he concludes that her natural temperament must have been informed by loneliness, privation and suffering.

It’s just like America was, in a way,” says Wynn, who even refers to his new Chinese customers as “my people.” “Millions of people had known only privation and suffering.