Sentence examples for endure itself from inspiring English sources
They permit individuals to do more than endure (itself a coping mechanism) their circumstances, though resistance and resilience may be limited.
Faith in government can only endure if government itself demonstrates its good faith toward the citizens it serves.
On Saturday, Swisher described the leg as stiff, but said the M.R.I. was almost as hard to endure as the injury itself.
Even though the team have created new and interesting characters for the ABC series, the hipsters endure – kinda like hipsterdom itself.
DiCaprio's work here is as much about what he seemed to endure as the performance itself, which mostly alternates between abject terror and somber determination.
If we condone political theft, if we do not resent the kinds of wrong and injustice that injuriously affect the whole nation, not merely our democratic form of government but our civilization itself cannot endure.'".
Also determine if your heart is strong enough to endure the horrors of pouring itself out every single day, and getting nothing at all in return.
Endure prides itself on being founder-focused.
But the alliance itself endured, and historians and polemicists have been wrangling over how to judge it ever since.
In the two months since I was there, the determination of the two sides has endured; each believes itself to be in an ultimate and existential struggle.
A dramatic theorist and existentialist, Sastre in his works presents individuals ensnared in Kafkaesque bureaucratic structures, struggling but failing while the struggle itself endures and advances (as exemplified in Cuatro dramas de la revolución [1963; "Four Revolutionary Dramas"]).
