Sentence examples for endured from a from inspiring English sources
Chris Gavagan, a filmmaker who is making a documentary on sexual abuse in sports called "Coached Into Silence," based largely on abuse he said he endured from a youth hockey coach starting when he was 14, is among those who believe the problems for boys in sports are much larger than suspected.
Lambert said an incident caught on video in 2015 is evidence of the threats and racist language that he endured from a group of then-colleagues.
There was the disrespectful line of questioning that the then-prime minister endured from a Perth shock jock, who asked whether her partner was gay.
Jeff Masters, meteorology director at the private firm Weather Underground, said in a blog post that the damage from Haiyan's winds must have been "perhaps the greatest wind damage any city on Earth has endured from a tropical cyclone in the past century".
When I think of her now, I see her determination and resilience, but also the consequences people of color have endured from a century-long drug war.
And to think, he could have walked away from the game at one time with perhaps less trouble and turmoil and with only 'physical pain' endured from a stellar career.
Hurdle now witnesses everything that Madison endures from a syndrome that can cause cognitive disabilities and behavior problems.
In one, CeeJay and his girlfriend don white plastic masks that seem to be a commentary on the racial taunts he endures from a romantic rival.
They also chafe at the thousands of daily humiliations they endure from a mostly well-meaning but often clueless American military.
"He represents his father, and he's going to save Iraqis from the great suffering they're having to endure from a government that will never close our ranks," he said.
In "Record of a Defection," a devoted wife disguises her near-starvation and hides the sexual harassment she endures from a Party boss so that her husband, who is talented but comes from a disgraced family, might advance in his career.
