Sentence examples for enduring pains from inspiring English sources

But Tolkien had better reason to know the enduring pains of necessary victory.

Most Valuable Player award last season with a computerlike command of his offense despite enduring pain.

O'Neill will not completely heal until after he can completely rest, and he is enduring pain as he plays.

Images of slippery sin and fleeting pleasures, of enduring pain and terrifying pointlessness lurk everywhere in the triptych.

I call attention to the effortless comic reflection of enduring pain, and the felicitous satirical phrase "Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone Bolívar".

A lot of men are making a lot of money; a lot of women are spending their savings, enduring pain and risking health complications.

One Red Sox fan, the Indianapolis orthopedist Steve Puopolo, sighed when he learned that the rivalry that had caused him such enduring pain did, in fact, begin quite differently.

But how do you wrestle with your conscience when the injustice you have perpetrated has destroyed the lives of children and left thousands of thalidomide victims still enduring pain and suffering, without adequate compensation?

His brutal childhood led Read to develop his "hard man" persona, and his skills at dishing out violence and enduring pain saw him become a street gang leader by his mid-teens.

and saw herself as if inside a womb or egg, enduring pain and confinement for the sake of a work of art, "leaving my impression that transcends time," she said.

That there's nothing noble about enduring pain and ignoring one's own feelings to fit an imaginary narrative, but knowing when to stop throwing good time after bad is the only way to reach the happy ending.