Sentence examples for endure child from inspiring English sources

This is because girls' bodies are often too young and undeveloped to endure child birth.

The women about whom she writes endured child abuse, rape, gang rape, abduction and the forced parting of parents and children.

The literary imagination insists that Hecuba must endure her children's deaths while Medea, betrayed, must kill hers.

Certainly Dickens and others brought attention to cruelty endured by child workers, but it's a great tribute to Kingsley that action against such brutality finally took place in that particular industry.

A mother's cells can endure until a child reaches adulthood and perhaps throughout life.

This has to be one of the most excruciating things a person can endure: your own child looking at you with disappointment.

Imagine watching a child endure painful procedures as they scream in pain.

Despite what they've endured, most children wish desperately to return to their parents.

Society projects the wrongs endured by children into wrongs perpetrated by professionals with a duty to protect them.

I grew up hearing stories from the women in my family about the fear they endured as children when being taught the art.

As I studied the sad state of affairs on the chessboard and endured the children's mounting glee, I spied an opportunity.