Sentence examples for haven't endured from inspiring English sources

Some may argue that, because the poem is intended as doggerel, there is no reason for offense, but perhaps they haven't endured continual racism, in both subtle and direct forms, or maybe they aren't reading the poem closely.

There were also numbers from shows that haven't endured in the public imagination in quite the same way but are nonetheless illuminating upon being revisited, such as "Runaways," from 1978, written by Elizabeth Swados when she was in her twenties and based upon interviews with homeless kids in New York.

I haven't endured lessons of life, because I told myself I can't.

If you haven't endured that pain, you can't know where the faultlines in our expression are.

"I think that maybe we haven't endured a long enough recession yet to see this now, but in 1934, publishers went on strike, and authors were on the picket line.

Other practices have not endured.

Few would argue that they have not endured.

But the unknowns are also those who have not endured the vetting process -- and can end up having old secrets revealed like, say, unsealed divorce papers.

But after hours of dragging footlong lures at 8 knots, I began thinking that it could be the big fish that have not endured.

Converse won't do you any favours in this weather.. 9.45am: Off to a great start accuracy-wise – it seems the students travelling from Dundee (presumably not driving barefoot, eating Toblerone) have not endured the longest journey.

I have cycled to work every day for 30 years, but I have not endured the pain, the suffering, or the grief that flows through the pages of The Escape Artist.