Sentence examples for unmitigated suffering from inspiring English sources
"A tale of unmitigated suffering, even when that suffering be mental, possesses but few attractions for the reader; but when, as in this case, a large portion of it is physical," Dickens wrote, it "grows absolutely distasteful".
Thousands of opioid users began treatment legitimately, but now face unmitigated suffering if they are to withdraw without assistance, or the life of an addict if they don't wean themselves free.
These statistics conceal unmitigated human suffering.
Their lives are categorized by unmitigated mental suffering -- from the moment they're crammed into a cage until the moment they are torn from it two years later, as well-documented in this Humane Society of the United States report.
-- his name omitted at Mr. Skemer's request -- attacked Lindbergh for having "the unmitigated gall of a freak of destiny, suffering from a Garbo complex".
Like the radicals in the sixties part of the book, Johnny and his comrades, these are all utopians (some are genuine utopians, some are opportunists, some have lost the ability to know the difference), and utopianism, the "sweet dream" of a world without suffering, is the novel's great and unmitigated evil.
A kind of bitterness, like tears, underlies these works' polyphony, in the nakedness of human voices expressing suffering, unmitigated by any instrumental covering.
