Sentence examples similar to entirely endured from inspiring English sources
Doctors and athletes emphasize that the type of pain Ms. Goucher endured is entirely different from the acute pain of an injury, which should compel a runner to stop.
Ai's fury is entirely justified — he has endured, and continues to endure, horrific ordeals in order to live freely under a tyrannical regime, and he is entitled to view those who make common cause with it, of any sort, as being on the wrong side of morality.
The Doctor fixes everything but he also fixes nothing: no one who has endured a blitz can entirely take that gas mask off, ever again.
But when you hear her describe the decades of judgment, real or imagined, that she has endured, it's not entirely clear if the big mistake was her former husband's or her own.
Yorke was born with his left eye paralyzed; in his childhood, he endured a series of not entirely successful operations to correct it, and the oddity of his half-open eye made him a target for bullies.
This should not be entirely surprising given the magnitude of the shock endured in 2008-2009.
This was due almost entirely to the chronic pain that he had endured during those tail-end years.
That's a really unfortunate move that's entirely beneath the character of a man who endured what McCain endured.
This situation isn't entirely new for the planet; about 250 million years ago, the oceans endured similar changes in chemistry.
Over geological timescales, corals have endured at least five severe crises, but have never been entirely wiped out.
