How to use "suffered" in a sentence

'Your profession has suffered a great loss,' Mr Slinkton said suddenly.

I can see that, Mr Sampson, but I, too, have suffered a terrible loss recently

He was a sensitive man who had suffered

He had suffered terribly over the years and, until now, he had survived every disaster

Your mother loved you greatly and she suffered greatly

Maybe he'd only suffered a mild head injury, just severe enough to give him..

Later, after no more than two dreamless hours, she suffered another nightmare about Danny

Her mother was shattered, couldn't bear to view the body, though the daughter hadn't suffered substantial physical damage, the way Danny did

"You'd think it was even more amazing if you'd suffered those nightmares," she said

She was in great distress, and she suffered from horrible dreams that plagued her every night

Wimbledon particularly had suffered, and beyond there I saw piles of earth around the sixth cylinder

I have suffered from this illness ever since I was a boy