Sentence examples for enduring a lot from inspiring English sources

We're enduring a lot of spin these days from conservatives about how the New Deal did nothing to alleviate jobs.

I am extremely driven and for years have been pushing my body to its limits and enduring a lot of emotional stress by setting goals, risking failure and making tough decisions to chase my dreams.

Sadly another area where we are connected, including a specific close family member (of mine) with whom we are currently enduring a lot of (emotional) pain.

Second, there are certain aspects of yourself you can't change, like your height, and other physical attributes you can't change without enduring a lot of pain and spending a lot of money -- the symmetry and shape of your face, for instance.

Tourism is enduring a miserable summer.

Brosius is enduring a bizarre stretch.

(After enduring a video called "History's Hidden Engine," which featured one pale fellow after another talking about fractals, my wife turned to me and said, "There aren't a lot of women, are there").

Wasps are enduring a torrid domestic season.

It's not just the rather cryptic story that has made this classic so enduring – there's a lot of spectacle and action that means it's always as entertaining as it is confusing.

"We are an enduring lot, and we may move out for a time, but we wait, and are patient, and back we come.

But what good is a Europe where the treaty-stipulated role of the central bank is being finessed by Super Mario, where Germany becomes the permanent subsidizer of debtor nations like Spain and Italy, and where depression and unemployment become the enduring lot of poorer countries unable to regain competitiveness through devaluation?