Sentence examples for endured particular from inspiring English sources

Authorities have warned that the storm's death toll was likely to climb as they were able to head into the areas — like Mexico Beach, Fla .— that endured particular damage this week.

They have endured particular stress and uncertainty during the holiday season because their deadline for servicers to acknowledge valid receipt of all their documents was the end of the year.

In hot weather they endured particular discomfort.

Mr. Mandela and the inmates with wives and children endured a particular pain, Mr. Kathrada said.

Perhaps all injuries done by human beings to other human beings are in some sense also wrongs done to God, but that is consistent with the observation that wrongs endured by particular people are done to them.

BERLIN — Some years back, at the height of an African summer, a spry cleric braved the security checks at Johannesburg's main airport for a flight back home to Cape Town and was turned back to be body-searched, the only passenger among hundreds to endure that particular indignity on that particular flight.

First, it is crucial to build a political movement that will endure after particular electoral contests.

I am amazed that so many people seem to endure this particular personal trauma with so little outward fuss and emotional scarring.

It coheres over the long haul, but it's got a few tracks that will endure in particular: Mr. Kellaway's "I Love the Way You Love Me" and maybe the title track, written by K. Lawrence Dunham and Johnny Mandel, in which she sings: "If you want your heart to stay forever young/let go of those memories of songs your heart has sung".

Similarly — to return to the world of the Holocaust — a museum that offers ticket holders the chance to go inside a cattle car, presumably in order to convey what it was like to be in one, can ultimately encourage not true sympathy or understanding, but a slick "identification" that devalues the real suffering of the real people who had to endure that particular horror.

Worse, international travelers must endure that particular form of torture reserved only for those who discover too late that their cell phone doesn't work in Singapore, or that they left their adapter back home on the kitchen counter.