Sentence examples for endured of from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of restaurants that have endured, of course.

All of which will exasperate anyone familiar with the genuine terrorist activity that France has endured of late.

Other sculptures have the character of revelation, of ecstatic visions in darkness, of immense suffering silently endured, of what it is to be attacked.

Equally impressive is his evocation of life near the bottom of the ladder in wartime Berlin: of hardships and degradations endured, of people disappearing without explanation, and of the near constant threat of violence.

Those who, in the face of all the evidence, still insist that guns are not the cause of the American epidemic of gun violence have decided that the deaths of Wednesday's victims, Alison Parker and Adam Ward — like those of the children at Newtown — are the cost, to be blithely endured, of the symbolic pleasures that guns provide.

Those who, in the face of all the evidence, still insist that guns are not the cause of the American epidemic of gun violence have decided that the deaths of Wednesday's victims, Alison Parker and Adam Ward like those of the children at Newtown are the cost, to be blithely endured, of the symbolic pleasures that guns provide.

And it endures, of course, to this day.

What might endure of his half century plus of prodigious, influential writings?

(Scratchy recordings endure of just one castrato, Alessandro Moreschi, who was born a century and a half after Farinelli).

He fired most of his staff, endured months of political obituaries but eventually won the nomination.

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has endured decades of destruction to health and social infrastructure.