Despite the horrors that I endured there, that visit left me with at least one more positive memory of my time in detention.
I also hear, "I'm still chiseling my way out of my college Creative Writing classes and some of the emotional damage I endured there". Same goes for many writing workshops that people take in hopes of learning more about their unique voice and how to cultivate it through craft, feedback and the help of a strong teacher.
It is endured; there is little else to do.
And despite the bad press and bankruptcies the industry has endured, there are still around 25 to 30 U.S. companies producing it.
Public-school Conservatism obviously endured (there were six Old Etonians in Thatcher's first cabinet), but it was offset by the kind of self-made Tory politicians who could speak to working-class voters as a matter of instinct – not least the "Chingford Skinhead" Norman Tebbit, a state-educated former airline pilot.
However elusive the ultimate prize, the trunkloads of consolation trophies endure: There are the plaques, the awards and the occasional engraved glass eagle ("I got it for a speech or something").
It follows that to continue writing is to accept failure as simply a part of the experience – it's often said that all political lives end in failure, but all writing ones begin there, endure there, and then collapse into senescent incoherence.
He was probably out of money and needed to find work, but it is also possible that he was fed up with the Parisian schools, or with the persecution endured there by his most influential teachers, Abelard and Gilbert.
Those are just a few of the painful losses Murray endured; there were so many more.
He is also asking for compensation for the suffering he endured there.
Despite the hardship she's endured, there's a solace in the future.
