Sentence examples for tragic suffering from inspiring English sources

It caused the tragic suffering and isolation of their lives, but in their day was not yet recognized by the medical community as a diagnosable and treatable illness.

In a closed session about the protection of civilians, she noted "the loss of Palestinian and Israeli life in recent weeks and the tragic suffering of Palestinian civilians, who require urgent humanitarian and reconstruction assistance".

He added, "In the Middle East, marked by tragic suffering, by years of violence and unresolved tensions, Christians are called to offer their contribution, inspired by the example of Jesus, of reconciliation and peace through forgiveness and generosity".

Although his father's death in 1937 left Oppenheimer a fortune that allowed him to subsidize anti-Fascist organizations, the tragic suffering inflicted by Joseph Stalin on Russian scientists led him to withdraw his associations with the Communist Party in fact, he never joined the party—and at the same time reinforced in him a liberal democratic philosophy.

Mr. Droxler grows more interesting when two bored aristocrats (Rebecca Whitehurst, as a predator in a black bob, and Raife Baker as a preening dilettante) decide to have seductive sport with Gwynplaine, and his charm morphs into powerful if all too brief glints of menace and tragic suffering.

My documentary Cartel Land, like the escape of El Chapo, tells a story of the terrible failure of government institutions and underscores that there is no end in sight to the tragic suffering of the Mexican people.

Yarmouk sums up the tragic, profound suffering of civilians in the Syria conflict.

She was a bully and wannabe Wag, before miraculously transforming herself into the show's tragic heroine, suffering cervical cancer, epilepsy and a hysterectomy.

On Friday a spokesman for the centre said that, had Dare sought advice before travelling to Syria, it would have dissuaded her from "taking the particular action that she did despite us fully understanding why young men and women may be motivated to travel to Syria because of the tragic human suffering taking place there".

Hay is like the suffering, tragic divas of old, Maria Callas or Judy Garland, say, but with a much happier ending: La Scala with an MGM finale.

The Belvedere Torso reveals that ancient Greek artists portrayed not only the perfect heroic body, but also the body suffering, tragic, heaving with pathos.