Sentence examples for endure shocking from inspiring English sources
Many dogs that race endure shocking injuries and unacceptable living conditions, and are denied proper nutrition and veterinary care, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Match report: Spain 1-0 Czech Republic Match report: Czech Republic 2-2 Croatia Match report: Czech Republic 0-2 Turkey Of the sides that endured shocking tournaments, this may be the most surprising of all, considering the attacking talent in the squad.
The Panthers endured a shocking night in Penrith, suffering a 26-20 loss at the hands of the Eels and losing star full-back Matt Moylan to an ankle injury.
"The levels of violence and perversion that some of these young people are having to endure is really very shocking".
To somebody who endured years of shocking customer service in other European countries, (in Rome I was once told to stop touching the clothes by an assistant who shrieked "Lady! This is my shop!") M&S is a dream.
Though they take pride in their labor and the grit it requires — and though the company they work for is reputed to have good working conditions, compared with some of its local competitors — these men endure deprivations that will be shocking to some Western viewers.
This shocking episode – far worse than anything her mother had to endure – draws out a harsher, terser voice and acute analysis (of the treatment she received, in particular) that is rarely unleashed elsewhere.
A picture showing thousands of refugees queueing for aid has emerged exposing the shocking conditions endured by 20,000 people trapped inside a devastated Palestinian camp in Syria.
As Kaufman puts it, the "terrible and shocking time" that was 1968 set in motion much of the good and the bad that endure today, which helps explain why a year that is four decades distant still seems so close.
