In the midst of a conflict that has consumed years of their lives, Syrian children continue to suffer immeasurably -- targeted by snipers, enduring hunger and displacement from their homes, a lack of health care, and the unsanitary conditions of massive refugee camps stretching out for miles within Syria and along its borders.
The flowering of the Bay Area cabaret scene ultimately suggests an enduring hunger for the close-knit exchanges with performers that the format is optimally positioned to provide.
Trapped civilians are enduring hunger, power cutoffs and airstrikes by Russian-backed government forces, and medical care is harder and harder to come by.
Enduring hunger became part of one's patriotic duty.
Clemantine Wamariya crisscrossed Africa with her teenage sister, enduring hunger, poverty, violence and trauma.
The giant powers could help alleviate the desperate need faced by people enduring hunger, disease and homelessness.
Apps like Instagram, Snap and Vine have demonstrated an enduring hunger for "snackable," user-generated content (UGC) that treats others' creative works as a launching pad for self-expression.
Did Sargent insist that the sitter be identified in future only as "Madame X" to negate Amélie Gautreau's hunger for enduring fame, or to preserve the anonymity of a Parisian beauty whose fragile reputation was destroyed by this sensational, and suggestive, portrait?
''I was preparing myself to endure hunger.
Abramović remained silent and still, enduring thirst, hunger, and back pain (and speculation as to how, exactly, she was or was not peeing), while visitors, confronted with her placid gaze, variously wept, vomited, stripped naked, and proposed marriage.
