moral suffering

Conscience do not worry much because he says it is very easy to forget the moral suffering.

Biskupsky, an antipode to his strict, prudent wife, was causing her much moral suffering.

"We would have to go through the cases, and reading through the hurt this misconduct creates was obviously a great source of spiritual and moral suffering."

As a matter of fact, my moral sufferings during the engagement had rivalled those of Mr. Sebright.

The amount she is suing for is almost as much as the mission cost, and she claims the right to compensation for her "moral sufferings".

"I'm at the age where one adjusts, and I economize on everything by getting rid of moral suffering, emotions, memories - and regrets as well, a crucial imperative."

But the victims are simply seeking compensation for what they say are the long-term effects that resulted from the siege - something that is known here as "moral suffering."

The moral suffering and the feeling of guilt become unbearable, up until the point where they surpass his abysm of despair, making him rethink what he thought would be his liberation.

Clara Longworth de Chambrun writes, "None who hears the cry of remorse and anguish in Shakespeare's poems can doubt that their author traversed an period of great moral suffering.

And if in the end a character does find the happiness he or she deserves, like Natasha Rostova in War and Peace , then it comes only after all manner of physical and moral sufferings.

The Pope also called for a healing of pain caused by moral suffering - "when people suffer in their soul, or when the soul of a nation suffers," which he said should be a "summons" to compassion and justice.

This was the national uprising of a proud people, who were fighting not only against the physical and moral sufferings inflicted by communism, but also against the political and cultural drabness that had stifled the traditions, identity and patriotism of the Hungarian people.

He walked along the road and thought of death, of the grief of his family, of the moral sufferings of his father, and then pictured all sorts of adventures on the road, each more marvellous than the one before - picturesque places, terrible nights, chance encounters.

Her mother reportedly told interrogators following the Russian Revolution that Vyrubov "proved to be completely impotent, with an extremely perverse sexual psychology that manifested itself in various sadistic episodes in which he inflicted moral suffering on her and evoked a feeling of utter disgust."

It treats the normal impulse to self-protection, natural to everything living, your moral suffering, your anguish and your concern about the fate of your children, relatives and friends, and your own physical suffering and sickness as a result of delirium, of pathological perversion.