Sentence examples for at enduring from inspiring English sources

Growing evidence suggests that they may grow more adept at enduring warmer temperatures.

Mr. Gore just seems to be real, real good at enduring discomfort.

As I left the ground, jacket off and sun tickling the back of my neck, I felt satisfied at enduring the vagaries of the April weather.

Laura Robson has revealed her anguish at enduring another injury lay-off but is optimistic her stuttering comeback will kick into gear in 2016.

But entire families have been known to move into tiny houses, too, meaning the movement's best shot at enduring might be embodied in the children whose parents are raising them in tiny quarters.

Demonstrations over the cost of university education, prohibitive for many black students, have highlighted frustration at enduring inequalities in the continent's most industrialised country more than two decades after the end of white-minority rule.

Less accessible than that of his Beat colleagues, the work of William Burroughs is likely to prove at least as enduring.

It may be that Balet's underlying aim is to make us look at the photographs anew and wonder at their enduring power, even in an age when they often float free from their context.

"We don't just want to present Bosch in his context, we want to look at the before and after of this artist particularly at his enduring meaning to artists".

A look at the enduring bonds of friendship between women.

This hints at the enduring unspoken question behind the political history of whites in South Africa.