Ideas of similar kinds recur whenever societies are threatened by severe and continuing hardship.
What Rougui, Deida, and their children are enduring cannot continue without an outcry.
Bulosan's essay spoke on behalf of those enduring domestic socioeconomic hardships rather than sociopolitical hardships abroad, and it thrust him into prominence.
And the Japanese people have been magnificent, enduring impossible hardships with dignity and grace.
After six years of enduring many hardships, Shakyamuni realized that he had not come to a deeper understanding of life.
Players leave caches and others find them, often hiking for hours and enduring physical hardships to do so.
Sabathia said he drew inspiration from the dedication and commitment Negro league players showed to the game while enduring many hardships just to play.
As anyone who has spent time in the world of soldiers and veterans knows, serving in war and enduring its hardships have made many veterans stronger.
Almost penniless, enduring the hardships of immigrant life, she finds employment as a cleaner before being taken up by a fashion photographer.
The practice became known as "xin con," or "asking for a child," and it meant breaking with tradition, facing discrimination and enduring the hardships of raising a child alone.
After the inundation of Christian areas of Africa and Asia by Islam, Franciscan missionaries in the 13th and 14th centuries, enduring incredible hardships, went by land and by sea to India, China, and Mongolia to preach the gospel.
