Sentence examples for to suffer it from inspiring English sources

Insisting in its title that Jews were merely "The First to Suffer," it said the same fate awaited "people of other faiths and of many races," including "our own 'mongrel' nation" and even Hitler's allies in Japan if he were to win the war.

Not the men whose violence and misogyny were exposed, but the women who had to suffer it, either in silence while making career changes to escape them or by speaking out and suffering the professional consequences.

But they don't have to suffer it anymore.

He won't cause the accident, but he will deserve to suffer it.

If someone is going to suffer, it will be the depositors.

Although it is certainly self-imposed, having to suffer it doesn't seem fair or just.

Murphy, to his credit, makes us feel not just what it was to see the Inquisition at work but what it was to suffer from it.

- to say, 'The Muslim community will have to suffer until it gets its house in order.' What sort of suffering?

– to say the Muslim community will have to suffer until it gets its house in order".

Eagleton suggested Amis had written: "The Muslim community will have to suffer until it gets its house in order.

"I'm bunched together with those who do not wish to live as Swedish citizens, and it's I who have to suffer from it, and I don't want my children to suffer from it". "I'm bunched together with those who do not wish to live as Swedish citizens, and it's I who have to suffer from it, and I don't want my children to suffer from it".