Sentence examples for wanted suffering from inspiring English sources

When in the 1990s Eta leaders launched what they called the "socialisation of suffering", meaning targeting civilians instead of policemen, they got what they wanted: suffering expanded to all walks of life, and it came back to haunt them.

Peter Hammill: Over (Charisma, 1977) You want suffering, depression, agony, recrimination, darkness, harshness, hoarseness and Catholic guilt?

Yet, for many real world purposes, today's social networks are found wanting, suffering from steep learning curves and on-boarding friction, confusing privacy controls, oversharing and fixed sharing policies that don't necessarily reflect or adapt to niche communication patterns one finds in real life.

She saw her as a person who is breathing, thinking, hearing, seeing, talking, wanting, suffering and seeking support from other people".

We don't want to harm ourselves; we don't want suffering; we don't want hardship; we don't accept difficulty and disappointment.

The older men wanted out, suffering from injuries and disease, and we could have brought miners' sons in, into a safer, better industry.

"We don't want suppliers suffering.

Tell the world that you care about this illness and that you want those suffering to know you care and hope that your voice has been heard to bring a moment of solace to someone's life.

Four out of ten U.S. homes have DVRs, which allow TV viewers to store shows on a hard drive so they can watch what and when they want, without suffering through ads.

Free drinks mean we all get to have as much fun as we want without suffering any consequences, and isn't that what high school is about anyway?

Years ago, I was sitting at my uncle's table and I said that God was guilty for not figuring out a way to do what He wants without suffering.