Sentence examples for enduring anything from inspiring English sources
These days, bankers and hedge fund managers are willing to spend millions of dollars to avoid enduring anything similar.
By using a tag-team approach, the Democrats weren't enduring anything but a lost hour or two of sleep.
It's not as if David will be turning right when he gets on the plane or enduring anything more traumatic than a plate of sushi and a Johnny Depp movie.
Just how important or enduring is anything said in the spin room?
And yet it does have treasures as magical and enduring as anything by Da Vinci.
Britain, he said, resembled more than anything, a "post-communist society" — unhinged from the old verities, and not yet in sight of anything enduring to replace them.
Breivik is not enduring it or anything like it.
But they still wonder whether the museum will leave anything enduring behind.
More important, in Mr. Lemann's view, came the enduring misapprehension that anything the Federal Government might do for the black poor is doomed to failure.
As they bicker about what "art should be about," we are left wondering whether Elinor and Paul will get back together, not whether either will paint anything enduring.
Mr Ji lost his left leg above the knee and his left hand at the wrist, enduring "amputations without anything to dull the pain". He was later tortured by the regime to find out if he had met any Christians during a short trip to China.
