Sentence examples for endured disaster from inspiring English sources

Though Darwin met hardship abroad, Wallace endured disaster.

People who have endured disasters before have a saying: "It's not about surviving the hurricane.

To reach this point, China has endured disasters, suffering, humiliation, and a darkness that made people hopeless.

People have endured disasters that modern Europeans can barely comprehend, and come out not just fighting but winning – just look at St Paul's cathedral, a hopeful dome that rose from a city blighted by the 1665 plague, and the Great Fire soon afterwards that necessitated Wren's rebuilding.

If they want real change, they may have to endure disaster to get it.

But once direct impacts of a disaster are endured, the disaster starts to act positively in terms of awareness building.

But they've also endured the disaster caused by unbridled and unchecked capitalism.

Not only have our citizens endured domestic disaster, but they've lived through one international humiliation after another.

Many have endured natural disasters, or suffered political or religious persecution.

YES, there was Sept. 11, but New York has endured many disasters over the centuries, and prevailed.

Los Angeles endured three disasters in the last decade -- the rioting in 1992, a series of fires and floods the next year and the Northridge earthquake in 1994.