Bolt speaks plainly when suggesting that, after enduring unfamiliar adversity, he has become mentally stronger.
Yet Gissing struggled on through adversities, enduring the discomfort, loneliness and foul food of London's lodging classes, rising at dawn to go off and tutor for a pittance, forgoing his supper to save up for a six-volume set of Gibbon, and then seeing his self-published debut novel, Workers in the Dawn, appear in 1880 to no fanfare at all.
When I emailed her about her characterization of the Clinton-media relationship, Strassel wrote back citing this passage from a June 7 New York Times story about Clinton's clinching the Democratic nomination: "And Mrs. Clinton's very durability -- her tenacity, grit and capacity for enduring and overcoming adversity -- could be exactly what is required to defeat Donald J. Trump".
That narrative — weathering adversity, holding together and enduring — would not have been out of place in the reading, whose title was equally in sync with the times.
"Small businesses react quickly to changing economic conditions and their owners have a can-do attitude, enduring and even creating opportunity out of adversity," they said.
And even when that life is cut horribly short, it still remains a testament to the enduring power of hope, and of triumph over adversity.
The suffering in Christianity is always the struggle to help others overcome adversity--the heroic effort of enduring on behalf of the world.
For example, exposure to adversity and abuse in childhood may confer an enduring vulnerability to psychosis (and indeed other disorders) via deleterious effects on biological (such as hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis function) and psychological (such as affect and emotion) processes.
However, there is also evidence that early adversity in childhood and adolescence might result in enduring physiological dysregulations [ 34, 35], corresponding to a "sensitive period" (or "critical period") life course model.
We extend our sincere condolences to Mrs. Josephs' devoted husband Dr. Alan Josephs, her son Dr. Mitchell Josephs and his wife Amy and her grandchildren David, Jordan and Alexandra, and her brother Bernard Margaretten, and pray they find comfort in Mrs. Josephs enduring legacy of good deeds, sterling character and the triumph over adversity.
Of importance, the current findings do not support the notion of a narrow sensitive period where those exposed to a suboptimal family adversity develop a fixed and vulnerable cognition that is enduring and persistent.
