Sentence examples for endured horrible from inspiring English sources

I really admire them: they have often endured horrible things but are still good people.

They have seen and endured horrible, horrible things in their young lives.

People who have endured horrible ordeals shudder and shake when they recall the events.

You might have endured horrible court battles that wounded you and your children.

If she goes to the police she will be deported; if she says nothing she is forced to endure horrible violations of her body and rights.

Women's historical willingness to endure horrible dangers, to submit to extreme and prolonged pain, to risk grave injury and death rather than remain pregnant, tells us something important about female desperation and determination, and the price women were — and still are — willing to pay to control their own bodies.

Recent reports from journalists on the ground in Donbass describe a region where some inhabitants are bitter, some terrified, some radicalized, some mourning, some determined, many confused, and most nervous.* It's what one would expect from people who had endured a horrible year in the midst of a horrible war.

By that time he had already endured a horrible war.

St George Illawarra endured a horrible trip to Shark Park on Sunday with centre Josh Dugan suffering a hamstring injury in his side's crushing 30-2 defeatoto Cronulla.

After deciding to miss England's treble winning tour of Australia in 1986/87 due to family reasons, Gooch endured a horrible run at the start of the season, with six ducks in his first 10 innings.

Ms. Hall said that her own family had suffered desperate poverty and that her son had endured a "horrible childhood" but had not used that as an excuse to kill.