While six more years of confinement sound more endurable than life in prison, her family notes that it is the rest of her childhood, irrevocably gone.
More endurable and quantitative approaches that are based on their detection principle for electrochemical sensors have addressed the integration of electrochemically active electrodes on flexible and skin-friendly skin patches.
"At least help them have a life that's endurable for now.
He described No Doubt as "endurable" and commented that the set list "stands out [as the band's greatest hits]".
Chemotherapy with anticancer drugs is the main auxiliary treatment but often fails because of their toxic and side effects that are not endurable for the patients.
In an earlier study on subjective health complaints in the general population, a main finding was that there were no sharp or obvious limits separating "normal" and endurable pain and complaints and complaints that were in need of professional help and might get labelled as a specific diagnosis or syndrome [ 3].
Milton may not have been much of a husband, but it is the love between Adam and Eve that makes the fall endurable.
On a different theatrical occasion, Valerie wrote on a playbill for Anouilh's Antigone, "I sat next to TSE, my darling, and that makes any play endurable".
Valerie, as much as her "Tom", is alert to posterity's gaze when she writes, on a playbill for Anouilh's Antigone: "I sat next to TSE, my darling, and that makes any play endurable". If their contemporaries in 1957 could have seen these notes - an enthralling insight into a late love affair - they may have been astonished.
They find there a favorable atmosphere, studios teeming with persons busy subverting the truth, and they receive there two thing that make their life endurable -money and the daily proof that capitalist society has its silly side and its sour smell... Freedom of conscience is an elusive thing.
