Sentence examples similar to endured affliction from inspiring English sources

He had endured these afflictions so quietly that it never occurred to me to wonder whether he'd begun to be afraid of what might be next.

I could justify the pain: I was merely losing my virginity, and it was my feminine duty to endure such affliction.

Schumann too endured an ear affliction at least for a time.

The history of jazz is inseparable from the history of the racist afflictions endured by its musicians and by other black Americans.

He could have endured any humiliation or affliction, he says, other than his wife's infidelity, something that clearly destroys his manhood.

For her, loneliness and mortality are not merely conditions to be recalled but present afflictions to be endured, and she can only pray, "Give me what I can bear to know I felt".

I got the sense that there was some brutality there, some sexual affliction that she had endured with the fathomless patience of her generation.

His grave affliction, already perilous, he endured alone— ostracized by family and society.

Someone with the virtue of patience must have tasted affliction and disappointment, and seen things through; the courageous person has to have endured danger and risk; the compassionate must have struggled with temptation, sorrow and hardship.

He endured.

Beer endured.