Sentence examples for endure for a from inspiring English sources

What he meant, I think, is that the enduring truths of traditionalism may at times be hard to grasp, but they endure for a reason.

"I think it's something that's going to endure for a long time to come".

I decided to sit out, and I had to endure for a while.

Saves the ones he loves from painful last images that might endure for a lifetime.

EACH year, words in the national discourse surge forward, endure for a time and then recede.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that ethnic first names endure for a generation at most.

She endured for a purpose.

Some of the territorial "concessions" ruled by Western nations, endured for a century.

The resentment that strikers felt against workers who crossed the picket lines has endured for a generation.

Shipping experts said that if weak coal prices endured for a few more years, financing could be jeopardized for a handful of the remaining ones.

But Mr. Rose sees an element of permanence in the physical grid of the area that has endured for a century or more.