Sentence examples for a state of enduring from inspiring English sources

The Encyclopedia Britannica defines friendship as a "state of enduring affection, esteem, intimacy, and trust between two people" (Berger et al. 2017).

Surely it is at least an allegory of fallen man's predicament, of his state of enduring and irredeemable guilt in a world from which all hope has been expunged.

Furthermore their poverty forces them to accept a state of near-slavery — enduring bad working conditions, hours and housing which causes which cause ill-health and even death.

Guyer argues that the relation must be causal, since "the states of the self are judged to have a unique order just insofar as they are judged to be caused… by the successive states of enduring objects" (Guyer 1987: 309; cf. Dicker 2004: 200, 2008).

MARK TWAIN lived only three years in California, but he bequeathed the young state a handful of enduring mottoes.

She also emphasized that we should focus on the plight of Palestinians enduring a state of siege in Gaza.

As Mr. O'Connor and Renee Copraij move quietly about an airy unbound world, seeming often, almost imperceptibly, to exchange their sexual identities, two voices talk on tape about a hermaphrodite named Alex who lives in a state of sexual confusion and nonidentity after enduring a life of continual useless operations.

If perceived control over the quality of their service is low, and this perception is enduring, then one might hypothesise the manifestation of a state of hopelessness whereby, no matter what one does, the anticipation is always of negative outcomes.

Indeed, after more than a week of enduring the brunt of the army's assault, Bagh agreed to respect the Pakistani state.

The airlift resulted in a number of enduring images.

But high prices have a better chance of enduring.