Sentence examples for better endure from inspiring English sources

Whether they help to explain or better endure existence is a matter of personal taste.

Maybe a little black humor enables a person to better endure the harsh climate and rugged terrain.

"Military personnel who establish a strong nutritional status will better endure the harsh environment encountered in today's battlefield," according to a military operations guide prepared by researchers at the Defense Department's food research center in Natick, Mass.

The aesthetic quality of the hospital can therefore help patients to better endure their disease.

With this in mind, he has created a screen called the "virtual ratio," which he believes will help investors find stocks that should better endure periods of high interest rates and wider credit spreads.

Adults with a better cold resistance would better endure cold nights and likely be active earlier in the day, hence can spend more time foraging and engaging in reproductive activities [37].

Sunderland, who on Wearside at least have proved a bogey team, conceded four in the third round and now a Crystal Palace side, who deserved rather better, endured a worse scoreline.

As a rule, a national humiliation that could only be redeemed by the deaths of millions of nineteen-year-old boys is a national humiliation better endured than revenged.

Samuel Johnson once said that art enables people "better to enjoy life or better to endure it".

He was obviously very fond of it, as he later rehashed it with one important caveat and inversion: "The only end of writing is to enable the readers better to enjoy life, or better to endure it".

"Toward the end of my days as restaurant critic, I found myself increasingly indulging in drink, the better to endure another evening of dining out".