Sentence examples for all endure from inspiring English sources

If Daniel is in hell (Sartre is referred to, as well), that's valid, but must we all endure it?

We all endure a kind of democratic fatigue, which paves the way to the most absurd proposals: Kill the euro, print money, devalue like in the good old days, put in trade barriers, restore protectionism.

The gift of a snapshot, book, or story meant to break silence that settles in after they leave the university, the silence that being here, a student for a semester in my fiction-writing class, doesn't break, silence of living ordinary lives we all endure whether our writing is deemed remarkable by others or not.

A real injury to the children a most mortifying change, and material loss to them all;—a very great deduction from her father's daily comfort and, as to herself, she could not at all endure the idea of Jane Fairfax at Donwell Abbey.

We all endure difficult times and have bad days.

Teenagers are a cultural plague that we must all endure, you say.

The family of three is unusually tightknit, perhaps because they have all endured hardship.

The curious combination of naivety and ambition we all endured is very well drawn.

Potty-training we've all endured but why did my parents never worry about what and how much we consumed?

So I took them all, endured their side effects and began the Whack-a-Mole phase of living with AIDS.

The horrors they all endured at Amarantha's still plague their every moment, both waking and sleeping.