Sentence examples for truly suffer from inspiring English sources

"To the extent my comments reported by the media speak of depression, I was wrong and in the spur of the moment made remarks that in hindsight were made without regard for those who truly suffer the struggles of depression," he said, apologizing and expressing empathy for those "suffering from any disease, especially depression".

"These whales truly suffer in captivity.

I'll save my tears for those who truly suffer in this world.

Newt Gingrich wrote to The Times of his fear that "American civil society would truly suffer".

American civil society would truly suffer a loss if "Nightline" were not to continue its tradition of excellence.

The Janis we meet in "A Night With Janis Joplin" spends so much time talking about the blues, you begin to wonder when she had time to truly suffer them.

We have truly suffered a great loss and our hearts are broken.

Only Revel Horwood truly suffers, because only Revel Horwood truly loves.

And, unlike Lindbergh, he has never truly suffered for his views.

Some Arab critics have complained that Mr. Folman emphasizes the impact on Israelis rather than on those who truly suffered: the Palestinian refugees and the Lebanese.

Museumgoers -- who averaged fewer than 1,000 a day last year -- truly suffered for the art they did see in the summer, when galleries were without air-conditioning.