Sentence examples for enduring things from inspiring English sources

Tearjerking tales of brave people enduring things and selfless people helping others is the remit of this documentary show.

Enduring things and processes, in this view, can come into existence; but this simply means that as four-dimensional solids they have an earliest temporal cross section or time slice.

Yvette Cooper, the chair of Labour's refugee taskforce, who recently visited the Greek island of Lesbos to witness the 7,000 refugees who arrive on the island on a daily basis, said: "Children are suffering most in this refugee crisis – and it is getting worse not better... too many of them are enduring things that no child should ever have to go through.

Melia (2000) eliminates processes in favour of enduring things.

His pictures resonate with a feeling for tradition and the deep appeal of the old, enduring things.

We — agents, persons, enduring things — are causes with a very special property: we initiate causal chains, but nothing and no one causes us to do this.

But enduring things like men and trees and horses and the like have also come into being and are destined some day to cease to be.

It's proved to be a really enduring thing.

"But I think the enduring thing — 104 days, no books, no iPhones, no iPods, no music, no radios, just the two of us — was that we really enjoyed each other's company".

After focusing for so long on better jobs and higher pay, maybe the best thing — the enduring thing — we can do is make sure respect is part of the equation too.

Some enduring thing changes place or quality or quantity.