The photo project, which went viral in 2013, snapped people reacting to Haley's body, capturing a fleeting sneer or look of disgust, revealing the day-to-day judgment that overweight people endure for merely existing in public spaces.
The photo project, which went viral in 2013, snapped people reacting to Hailey's body, capturing a fleeting sneer or look of disgust, revealing the day-to-day judgment that overweight people endure for merely existing in public spaces.
But the Venetian republic endured not merely because of the form of its government, but also because of the texture of its society.
His reputation for scholarship endured for at least a century.
Our relationship is enduring, not merely endured.
For years, I admired Connerly for being willing to endure all sorts of ugly insults merely for believing that public-sector efforts to expand opportunities for disadvantaged groups had taken a divisive, constitutionally questionable turn.
But the Earth has not merely endured; it has lived.
The war had endured for that time and would endure for two more years.
All lives, you might say, exist to be enjoyed and mourned, as well as merely endured.
It was a time of remarkable ferment and innovation, marked by what Jennings, who has a gift for the striking phrase, calls a belief that "society seemed like something to be invented, rather than merely endured".
Or have they just repeated and accumulated, and as Denise writes near the end of the book, merely endured?
