Sentence examples for enduring trial from inspiring English sources

Once more Carr is enduring trial by media, and once more she is found guilty.

The remark anticipates, as well, the British liberalism of the nineteenth century and the enduring work, and enduring trial, of modernity.

There's the initial flood of thoughts, worries and regrets, rolling in an out in chaos, finally assembling into some horrific excuse for a to-do list: accepting this new reality, fighting the urge to shower, fearing retaliation, calling the police, finding the assailant, enduring trial and possibly having to decide how to handle an unwanted pregnancy.

A spokeswoman for the court said judges had ruled the woman "did not fulfil the basic conditions to take part in an enduring trial".

Even in 2010, when he had spent the winter in self-imposed exile after breaking up with his wife and enduring a trial by tabloid, he showed up at Augusta, and, miraculously enough, finished fourth.

He said her guilty pleas saved the families from enduring a trial.

A Dostoyevskian-looking priest speaks to Kolia about enduring his trials like Job, submitting to God's will, as mighty as the great beast of the sea: "Canst thou draw out Leviathan with a fish-hook?" Yet Kolia has become not Job, but the beached whale itself.

A Dostoyevskian-looking priest speaks to Kolia about enduring his trials like Job submitting to God's will, as mighty as the great beast of the sea: "Canst thou draw out Leviathan with a fish hook?" Yet Kolia has become not Job, but the beached whale, with all the burdensome size but none of the power: massive, inert, waiting only for death to put his trial to an end.

It's a truth that could have prevented many of my peers and myself from enduring similar trials in our own professional lives.

Tsvangirai was acquitted after enduring a long trial but was again charged with treason in 2003 after calling for mass protests to overthrow the president.

He paid a price after the trial, enduring "hard stares, men who refused to shake my hand," and electoral defeat in a run for state appeals court, as he wrote in his memoir of 2001.