Sentence examples for inure from inspiring English sources

Being around it all day would inure you to its advances and force you to take it seriously.

Essentially, his is a slippery-slope argument: "Violate the blastocyst today and every day, and the practice will inure you to violating the fetus or even the infant tomorrow," he wrote in The New Republic.

But they could not inure themselves to the pain of their creative failure.

Phony insults, he hoped, would inure them to real ones.

But a certain amount of stress could inure an animal to the rigors of the street or the battlefield.

No amount of repetition can inure you to these things.

"I know, there's been so many awards ceremonies you almost get inured to them," he said.

Even for a city inured to grand announcements that go nowhere, this is momentous.

Harding, who is inured to the abuse, would simply like better systems to deal with it, as would the moderation and community teams.

The cash-for-tweets row is just the latest manifestation of the fact that we're so inured to advertising that many companies prefer to infiltrate editorial instead.

Many of us have become inured to shock at the revolving door between politicians, the civil service, high-ranking military personnel and the arms trade.