Sentence examples for able to endure because from inspiring English sources

"Some of the applicants had very grandiose ideas, but the feeling of the board right now is that the Maverick has been able to endure because it has a very singular purpose: to present chamber music in an ideal setting, to offer new chamber music but also the classics of the repertory and to have the best possible artists we can get our hands on.

In Strangers on a Train, we are able to endure Bruno because he is mediated through Guy, or in the very least we aren't forced to stay with him for too long before we are shifted back to a Guy's perspective.

He said he had been able to endure the negativity directed toward him because he had seen enough highs and lows in coaching.

For beauty is nothing but the beginning of terror, which we are still just able to endure, and we are so awed because it serenely disdains to annihilate us.

At the onset of the First Elegy, Rilke describes this frightened experience, defining beauty as "... nothing but the beginning of terror which we are barely able to endure and we are so awed because it serenely disdains to annihilate us".. Rilke depicted this infinite, transcendental beauty with the symbol of angels.

They say that the higher price is because these machines are able to endure more usage, but they've probably also found that some fitness studios are willing to shell out cash for upgrades.

Those other pieces can't be "essays" (looser meaning) because they're strong, and able to endure the sharpest "trial" (stricter meaning).

He has also been able to endure this long, as a 5-10, 192-pound possession receiver, because of other reasons.

"They were able to endure, and continued to have faith.

Will the city be able to endure such a crisis?

Isis is able to endure, if not expand.