Sentence examples for violent suffering from inspiring English sources
You notice the method – fluent, sumptuous, the paint sinking into the canvas in translucent stains, the brush carrying its licks and swipes with gliding expertise – at exactly the same moment as the subject, which is always human, often vulnerable, violent, suffering or dead.
Many of my favorite TV show are equally as lacking in representation and political relevance, and anyone who has seen Breaking Bad, Mad Men, or The Sopranos knows that violent, suffering white males can easily be the centerpiece of transcendent TV.
In this vulnerability and humility I find myself most identifying with Alyosha in the condemning gaze of Ivan in Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov...Ivan quite convincingly explains to Alyosha, through his disturbing explication of the ultra-violent suffering of innocent children, why faith in God and Jesus is absurd and obscene.
Again and again there is a frustrating clash in Mr. Wilson's plays, a clash between the intensely mystical -- intensely felt by him but only vaguely realized for us -- and the violent, explicit suffering of parents and children who have hurt one another and of black men struggling with themselves and the white world.
"The boy was violent and suffering from a mental disorder.
The sudden bright illuminations are shocking, violent, as suffering is seized by the spotlight.
Others, when suffering violent conduct launched by legs, rather than lips, cannot.
Mr Nawaz became involved with Hizb ut-Tahrir after suffering violent racism during his childhood in Essex.
The secret sibling was the eldest son, named Abner, institutionalized as a child after suffering violent fits and never reintegrated into the family.
Caitlin O'Hara is a child psychologist tasked with treating the Indian UN ambassador's daughter, who is suffering violent fits and hallucinations.
