When Tom Kitten, another of Potter's unruly cats, is taken hostage by some rats in "The Tale of Samuel Whiskers," Potter unflinchingly draws him suffering his fate: tied up, then smeared with butter, and finally rolled up inside a tube of pastry, ready for the oven.
Pain (or any other symptom) and suffering are not inextricably nor inevitably tied to each other, and suffering can exist without physical symptoms".
This relies on a form of immanent critique, tied to the suffering of the oppressed; the theorist must seize on the meaning of the experience of the oppressed and develop it into a coherent critique of existing society.
In legal euthanasia proceedings, unbearable suffering is considered to be subjective, thus tied to a subject's experience of suffering.
Ephedra, another supplement, was banned in 2003 after users reported suffering adverse health effects and researchers tied it to high blood pressure and heart stress.
This is tied to the relevance of suffering, which is discussed in section 4.3.
But when there is suffering, and great loss, and our hands are tied, we stand at the precipice along with those we've lost.
They reminded me of feeling like my hands were tied — I was powerless to ease their suffering, or even to be there for my own daughter.
Financial stocks are suffering especially since their borrowing rate is also directly tied to interest rates.
This aloneness was tied up in the feeling of shared suffering.
