Sentence examples similar to endured disapproval from inspiring English sources

The author, however, is not offering to solve "Gypsy problems," or to give a history of this curious people, which, linguistic evidence indicates, originated in India and has endured centuries of disapproval and persecution throughout Europe, including decimation in the Holocaust.

Almost two-thirds tell pollsters he is doing a bad job, a level of disapproval that has endured for two years.

But in the wake of Mr. Hill's death, the BART police department is once again facing disapproval, similar to what it endured after Johannes Mehserle shot Oscar Grant III in the back at the Fruitvale station in Oakland in 2009.

He said Ms. Leung and Mr. Louissaint had "a classic interracial relationship" but had endured cultural tensions and her parent's initial disapproval.

The relationship that Mr. Kraemer and Mr. Kissinger forged at Camp Claiborne endured for years before it deteriorated in 1975 when Mr. Kraemer expressed disapproval of the policies of détente with the Soviet Union that were being pursued by Mr. Kissinger and the Ford administration.

He endured.

Beer endured.

I endured!

That surge has endured.

I have endured enough.

Their affection has endured.