Sentence examples for endured for being from inspiring English sources

In the response, Dandridge chronicled harassment she endured for being voted into the homecoming court, admitted into the Phi Mu sorority chapter, and elected to her position as student body president.

As Rochelle asked me why the teachers wouldn't stop, I reminded her what her father and I endured for being a black and white couple, and if we would have given in to a hateful society then she wouldn't be here.

If it had not been for the Mehr she would have been married to an addict which was surely worse than the pain and humiliation she had to endure for being stood up.

Host Abby Huntsman asked Bittman about his friend Gwyneth Paltrow's new cookbook, It's All Good, and the backlash she's endured for not being a chef.

"I'm drawn to it," he explains, "because it's the moment at which the medieval certainties that had endured for centuries were turned upside down.

But for some newly minted watch geeks, the appeal of a timepiece that has endured for decades is more emotional.

The waiting period I endured for CBT was rather long and it allowed my problems to get worse.

Compare the vitriol that LeBron endured for what was admittedly a doomed PR campaign surrounding "The Decision," his broadcast announcing the move to Miami — the attacks on his character and the overwhelming sense that he had betrayed an entire city — with the shrugs and the "business is business" statements that meet any loyal, hard-working player who gets cut by his team.

Today, however, due to the recent throttling of the nation's research budgets, the pain that early-career scientists have endured for decades is reaching into the ranks of the formerly comfortable.

Today this canopy of Islam which has endured for many centuries is being splintered by sectarianism.

That clear policy choice, made for a number of reasons, has endured for decades and is not likely to be changed anytime soon.