Some of the Russian questions were surprisingly sharp and challenging: Was the economic pain Russia was enduring now the cost it had to bear for taking Crimea?
Juxtaposed with his previous invocations of the American people watching the world and "shaping events", or having "confidence in our cause" and "resolve in our might", he appears to have realized Americans are tired after enduring the human and financial costs of two prolonged and deeply unpopular wars.
Yet because the baby didn't exist, it seemed as if we were enduring all the costs without any benefits of the experience.
I'm enduring the tedious tasks.
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Occasionally he risks and once or twice falls into sentimentality: but looking at the Holt novels as a whole, his courage and achievement in exploring ordinary forms of love – the enduring frustration, the long cost of loyalty, the comfort of daily affection – are unsurpassed by anything I know in contemporary fiction.
After this lively meal, the focus shifts to Marlene's office and her sister's home in Suffolk, in scenes dramatizing the enduring costs of being female in an unequal society.
American acquiescence to Latin dictators, in other words, got us through the Cold War, but as a high, and enduring, cost.
The award is not given out often, and is awarded to those journalists which the ASJA feels have demonstrated integrity to journalistic values, while enduring personal costs to themselves.
As readers of "Lean In" would have been aware, Sandberg was the kind of person to whom nothing bad had ever really happened, aside from a brief early marriage that could later be reckoned as a worthwhile learning experience, with no enduring cost attached.
