Sentence examples for endure really from inspiring English sources

The double burden that single mothers endure really comes without much explanation as history has shown, women are likely to end up with this burden.

When I endure a really, really bad movie, I like to watch the director's commentary on the DVD.

I pray you never have to endure it, really, truly.

How do their fans endure the really painful riff/verse bits before the finger-pointy choruses?

"The levels of violence and perversion that some of these young people are having to endure is really very shocking".

None of these, though tough to endure, were really enough to stop me going back.

Holbrooke has had to endure a really remarkable amount of ridicule for a man with his record of achievement.

It turns out that this saying makes those of us who have to endure it really nervous.

How were you able to endure a really bad movie experience for two hours, for which you spent all of $12, but could not stick it out for a conference call that culminated in the bankruptcy of a public company?

Am I the only one with a squeaky pooper?" Meanwhile, I couldn't agree more with TheBigE, who writes: "Getting a bit cheesed off with Brits complaining about vuvuzelas when we're going to have to endure that really crap bunch of England supporters playing The Great Escape incessantly tonight.

Poll thought a penalty should have been awarded against Huth for the foul on Reid but sympathised with Moss who endured "a really tough afternoon".