Sentence examples for be unable to endure from inspiring English sources

If one of them be obstructed, wrongly open or closed, the body could not function according to its miraculous, intricate design, and we would be unable to endure to stand before You.

The older PMSS scale contained questions that were less relevant to modern medical courses and also outside the remit of this study (such as concerns that 'medical school is more of a threat than a challenge' and 'students will be unable to endure the long hours and responsibilities associated with clinical training and practice').

Inflamed eyes require a retreat into dusky places, amongst colours of the deepest shades, and are unable to endure the brilliancy of light.

And the old crank who narrates "Outrageous" may still be physically fit — he does nine hundred sit-ups a day — but he's unable to endure the ordinary world.

If a subject is unable to endure the experiment, or if a researcher believes there is a probability of injury, the test must end.

Playing through a steady rain in the late innings, with lightning occasionally flashing around Rosenblatt Stadium, the Hurricanes, 55-10, were unable to endure the control problems of starter and loser Jeff Alkire.

If adults are unable to endure the tedium and psychological torture of round-the-clock confinement, imagine what it does to young, developing minds — and what it does to those with mental illness.

These early implants were unable to endure a high degree of stress.

More than 100 other FORBES columnists were unable to endure so long.

More than a hundred other FORBES columnists were unable to endure as long.

It also allows us to offer a more philosophically satisfying explanation of his eventual acceptance of the possibility of knowledge than Antiochus' suggestion that he was unable to endure the criticisms he and other Academics had dealt with for thirty years (Cicero Ac. 2.18).