Sentence examples for endure nothing from inspiring English sources

In this glorified movement study, which became increasingly laborious to endure, nothing was identical, even as choreography was repeated: outstretched arms with quivering hands, pivot turns and back-and-forth skips as one arm rippled overhead.

Italians were treated badly when they arrived, he added, but had endured nothing like slavery, pogroms or mass starvation.

"They are those in which the suffering finds no vent in action; in which a continuous state of mental distress is prolonged, unrelieved by incident, hope, or resistance; in which there is everything to be endured, nothing to be done".

For Leopardi is the supreme poet of passive, helpless suffering — a writer who constantly reiterated, in verse and prose, his conviction that in human life "there is everything to be endured, nothing to be done".

As I keep saying to other contributors who complain about the comments on their blogs, they have endured nothing like the word-by-word dissection and frank discussion of their abilities that these five have.

Flanagan has endured nothing but torment since the end of the 2013-14 season, when his contribution to Liverpool's title challenge resulted in a place on England's standby list for the World Cup in Brazil.

Sweden, where GDP plunged by 6% between 1991 and 1993, and Finland, where the collapse of trade with the Soviet Union pushed the fall to 13%, endured nothing short of full-scale depressions.Now, after much surgery, the Nordic lands are having the sort of comeback denied to fashion models.

In 1853 appeared the first volume of poems published under his own name; it consisted partly of poems selected from the earlier volumes and also contained the well-known preface explaining (among other things) why Empedocles was excluded from the selection: it was a dramatic poem "in which the suffering finds no vent in action," in which there is "everything to be endured, nothing to be done".

And what will explain to you what Hell-Fire is? Nothing does it permit to endure, and nothing does it leave alone!

The humiliations they endure are nothing compared to their pride in serving an artistic god and collecting whatever flakes of genius might happen to drift their way.

There is some speculation about environmental factors, like exposure to toxic chemicals and high physical activity that athletes might endure, "but nothing firm," said Christopher E. Henderson, a researcher at Columbia and the Target A.L.S. project's scientific director.