The full story is a life of enduring hardship, harsh challenges and an amazingly resilient people who live in an incredibly hostile environment devoid of most government services.
"In a land where fatalism remained a necessary tool for enduring hardship," Obama writes, "she was a lonely witness for secular humanism, a soldier for New Deal, Peace Corps, position-paper liberalism".
In a land [Indonesia] where fatalism remained a necessary tool for enduring hardship ... she was a lonely witness for secular humanism, a soldier for New Deal, Peace Corps, position-paper liberalism".
Once upon a time, the Republican Party had Lincoln and when you've got Lincoln you've got a tall bucket of noble, silently enduring hardship, working his way through war and coming out the moral victor.
Once upon a time, the Republican Party had Lincoln, and when you've got Lincoln you've got a tall bucket of noble, silently enduring hardship, working his way through war and coming out the moral victor.
[Applause.] And that truth has bound us together, a nation populated by people from around the globe, enduring hardship and achieving greatness as one people.
Several said afterward that they could tell from the poem that Dr. Moran understood the symbolism that the bicycle held for them, and that his ode to the enduring hardship and eternal optimism of immigrants contained a truth about their fathers and grandfathers.
Enduring hardship was celebrated.
Without question we are enduring hardship.
Enduring hardship, whether in dirt holes or dark interrogation rooms, is in the artist's blood.
Bossuet also emphasized the monastic ideal of enduring hardship en route to spiritual perfection over the noncloistered, universally available mysticism that Guyon championed.
