Sentence examples for cannot endure it from inspiring English sources
"Turkey cannot endure it in silence," Mr. Celik said.
They get arrested and beaten, and they cannot endure it".
The experience is very painful and a person cannot endure it for long, nor can they endure it alone.
Hence, today, as in Lincoln's time, a man may ask 'whether (this) nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long endure.' It cannot endure if the Nation falls short on the guarantees of liberty, justice, and equality embodied in our founding documents.
Americans may be able to tolerate hatred from the rest of the world, but it cannot endure criticism from its own.
Because the preparation for C. elegans NMJ recording cannot endure multiple stimulations, it is not feasible to record reliable responses for multiple stimulations to compare the charge transfers during eEPSC and sucrose application in the same animal.
They are also right in their emphasis that a great nation cannot endure with its government operating on a shoestring.
It cannot endure if in individual cases the claims of social peace and order on the one side and of personal liberty on the other cannot be mutually resolved in the forum designated by the Constitution.
It is, of course, the writer's job to reach out and grab this reader: If he is a reader who cannot endure a love story, it is the writer's job, no more and no less, to make him read a love story and like it.
