Sentence examples for withstand suffering from inspiring English sources

She writes, speaks, and teaches on out-of-order death and how we withstand suffering that cannot be fixed.

Cervantes plays upon the human need to withstand suffering, which is one reason the knight awes us.

Although the regime is one bullet away from implosion, Eritrea's resilience as a country is based on 1) a strong sense of nationalism forged over four decades of war, and 2) the capacity of most Eritreans to withstand suffering and deprivation with forbearance and toughness.

Mr. Ng told his lawyer he was ready to give up, the affidavit said, "because he could no longer withstand the suffering inside the facility," but Officer Smith insisted that Mr. Ng would first have to withdraw all his appeals.

Yet although the regime is "one bullet away from implosion", Eritreans' strong sense of nationalism and their capacity to withstand great suffering and deprivation allows Isaias to cling to power.

The second was the unforeseen resilience of well-organised societies to withstand bombing without suffering either moral or economic collapse.

Certification authorities require that exposed aircraft components must be tested to prove their capability to withstand low-velocity impact without suffering critical damage.

Lifetime intellectual enrichment (estimated with education or vocabulary knowledge) lessens the negative impact of brain disease on cognition, such that people with greater enrichment are able to withstand more severe neuropathology before suffering cognitive impairment or dementia.

The cognitive reserve hypothesis states that people with greater intellectual enrichment are able to withstand more severe brain disease before suffering cognitive impairment (Stern, 2009).

In other words, when neurocognitive processing is challenged by brain disease, people with greater cerebral efficiency prior to their disease are able to withstand acquired neurocognitive challenges better, without suffering cognitive impairment.

However, if the suffering exceeds the ability to withstand it, the person is destroyed and the suffering changes directly into disvalue.