Sentence examples for endure too much from inspiring English sources

Just as an evening of aimless movement is difficult to endure, too much order can kill a dance.

"I didn't feel I could put Lord Grantham through the Wall Street crash, he has had to endure too much.

This is due to the fact that PUs cannot endure too much interference from SUs, the constraints to the SUs is strict, and the maximum ASR of SUs is also not very high.

Your arm muscles are more fragile than other muscles in your body, so it's important not to force them to endure too much strain.

"They have endured too much to see the fragile peace snatched away from them".

The 28-year-old has endured too much uncertainty to revel in glib assumptions.

In 2006 he led the Weequahic High School team to the state championship in its group, a jolt of good news at a school that had endured too much bad.

They have endured too much to be satisfied with Trudeau attending a pow wow, flashing a Haida tattoo on his arm, or calling for yet another consultation and study.

"What happens in Sudan in the days ahead may decide whether a people who have endured too much war move forward towards peace or slip backwards into bloodshed," Mr. Obama said, establishing the warning tone taken by all speakers at the session.

She had endured too much stress and anxiety in her career already and, at 23, is still skating only because she did not want her biggest disappointment — failing to make the 2010 Olympic team — to be the defining moment of her career.

As a community, we have fought too hard and endured too much to be treated as a joke.