Sentence examples for suffering really from inspiring English sources

Does suffering really offer spiritual dividends, or is the emphasis on it in Christianity (and many other traditions) something equivalent to a psychological flaw writ large?

The gradual way the crisis has unfolded has led to an angels-on-the-head-of-a-pin debate among economists about whether what we're suffering really deserves to be called a recession.

PAGE A21 PAUL KRUGMAN The gradual way the financial crisis has unfolded has led to an "angels on the head of a pin" debate among economists about whether what we are suffering really deserves to be called a recession.

When I made my double-hundred in Madras in '86, it was only my third Test match and I was suffering really badly from dehydration and exhaustion, and I told him at one stage that I didn't want to go back out there.

"I am suffering, really suffering, because Anglo-Saxon agents are just ignoring the French book market," Christophe Ono-dit-Biot tells me.

"In humanitarian logistics, where you have to act quickly in very stressful and adverse conditions and people are suffering, really this is not the moment to go," she says.

"I'm 60 years old," he growls several times in "The Commuter," ostensibly to complain about the indignities his character is suffering but really to invite our admiration.

Right now I'm suffering from really bad hay fever and can't breathe well, so maybe a pug.

Rolland, meanwhile, looks to be really, really suffering.

"We're really suffering and the people are really suffering," said Elizabeth Woike, assistant director of Vive, which runs a now-packed shelter in Buffalo, near one of the largest northern border crossings.

Passion comes from suffering and we really suffered.