Sentence for suffered | Use suffered in a sentence

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• I suffered all night from it. (9)
• But this could not be suffered. (4)
• If she knew how he was longing, how he suffered! (8)
• But I suffered terribly, terribly. (8)
• In fact, he had suffered incomparably. (9)
• He suffered his eye to run down a page. (10)
• How much he must have suffered of late! (10)
• Having himself suffered, he required them. (22)
• Fleur suffered relief and a sense of insult. (8)
• Why should he fancy I suffered so terribly? (10)
• She suffered no pain, and had but little fever. (12)
• She suffered his mockery with an appreciative sigh. (9)
• Dear Lizzy, only consider what he must have suffered. (4)
• This was not the only disaster the English suffered. (19)
• He had already suffered for some time from bad conscience. (8)
• Like Christian, it was from my pack I suffered by the way. (2)
• And if she suffered, oh sweet to think it was for his sake! (10)
• He suffered torture at the top of his voice for fifty seconds. (8)
• She spoke of her difficulties to no one and suffered the more. (8)
• The man who had suffered these monstrous mutilations was alive. (1)
• They had not suffered without inflicting suffering on the foe. (19)
• If enthusiasm were suffered to penetrate and fertilize her soul! (8)
• I could bear to hear of any misfortune but that she suffered pain. (10)
• She must have felt that there was no explaining what she suffered. (10)
• His lungs usually suffered; hemorrhage was frequent and often alarming. (2)
• That great organ, instead of leaping at the thought, suffered a check. (10)
• Would they be suffered to be so, if libertinism were in the ascendant? (10)
• But whenever he spoke he suffered correction on account of his English. (10)
• Why had he been suffered to meet her, to love her, and to be loved by her? (8)
• One would have fancied from his way of speaking that he suffered from asthma. (10)
• I have suffered myself to be complimented by my officers and envied by my comrades. (1)
• The parents of both had suffered much at the hands of the American revolutionists. (19)
• For me, perhaps not, for I have suffered since, and may have been set apart to suffer. (10)
• At the same time the clerk suffered himself to be lured from his post by the excitement. (9)
• At his bank he drew out L400; but waiting for the notes to be counted he suffered qualms. (8)
• She smiled the sweetest parting to Whitwell, and suffered herself to be led away by Jeff. (9)
• That was all; the mother-child was suffered to step down and take her place again by Tod. (8)
• With eyes fixed on the doubted Turner in the centre of the wall, James suffered tortures. (8)
• I would have detained her, but it was plain she suffered both in her heart and her pride. (10)
• She required, since she suffered, the positive of events or blessings to kindle her glow. (10)
• Then he suffered exposure and ridicule at the hands of his wife, when opportunity offered. (9)
• In the hopefulness of the idea, Willoughby suffered De Craye to go on his chance unaccompanied. (10)
• As for Wickham and Lydia, their characters suffered no revolution from the marriage of her sisters. (4)
• Renee suffered herself to be probed here and there, and revealed nothing of the pain of the operation. (10)
• He called up the pain he suffered to vindicate him; and it was really an agony of a man torn to pieces. (10)
• She had no will either way, and suffered herself to be led out of the box, supported by the two young men. (22)
• At dinner there seemed so little harm of the kind he meant that she suffered from an illogical disappointment. (9)
• There ought certainly to be some bound beyond which the cult of favorite authors should not be suffered to go. (9)
• I am sure the poor old man suffered pangs of jealousy; I could even at times see into his breast and pity him. (10)
• It was all jumbled with murky images and apprehensions, and for full half an hour he suffered mental paralysis. (8)
• Stoller had sulkily recurred to his displeasure, once or twice, and Burnamy suffered it submissively until now. (9)
• Richard had released her, and she took his hand, and he suffered himself to be led to the other side of the bed. (10)
• Gladly would I have suffered death for the ideas to which all my thoughts and feelings have been devoted hitherto. (12)
• If he had suffered her to be silent as long as she would, she might have offered him some reparation; but he spoke. (9)
• He could not do anything otherwise than gently, and I was not suffered to feel that I had done a presumptuous thing. (9)
• He appeared to be appreciating her, to have suffered stings of pain; he offered himself; he made but one stipulation. (10)
• The spirit of Juliana seemed to pass into the body of Rose, and suffer for him as that ghostly image visibly suffered. (10)
• Almost no climate did him any good: in 1880-1881, he chiefly suffered at Davos, and in the tempests of September, in Braemar. (2)
• He had been born reticent, and great, indeed, was the emotion under which he suffered when the whole of his eyes were visible. (8)
• And mostly he suffered from black loneliness, for he was a very lonely man, and now he had lost that which he had thought he had. (8)
• Had he been caught in Canada, he would have suffered the fate of his companions and been hanged, as he richly deserved, for treason. (19)
• Carinthia could animate both; it would have been a hurt done to a living human soul had she suffered the younger self to run overcast. (10)
• He was glad that the fashion suffered him to spare in that direction, for he was obliged to look somewhat carefully after the out- goes. (9)
• Whoever suffered inconvenience, she must suffer none, but it occupied a little time to settle the point of civility between the other two. (4)
• She was however much quieter than she had been; the convulsions she had before suffered having given way to an almost perfect Insensibility. (4)
• To none but those who have themselves suffered the thing in the body, can the gloom and depression of our Edinburgh winters be brought home. (2)
• Something that was pressing her low, she knew not how, and left it unquestioned, incited her to exaggerate the indignity her pride had suffered. (10)
• Because he suffered, and decreed that he would suffer silently, and be the only sufferer, it seemed to him that he was great-minded in his calamity. (10)
• His wife suffered his affected indifference to go without exposure, and trumped up a commission for him, which would take him intimately into the house. (9)

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