How about less end-of-the-world escapism and a more creative vision of a world that simply endures?
But, like the wintry beach she fondly recalled, so much of Frame's writing simply endures, no matter the place or time.
Mr. Obama's transgression was that he seemed to simply endure it.
We simply endured the pawing, convinced it was "just the way things are". Our generation was able to change a lot of the way things were, but obviously not enough.
Doctors, though, were quick to criticise the new advice on the grounds that it would leave them either telling patients to simply endure their pain or lead to greater use of stronger, potentially more harmful opiate-based alternatives such as tramadol and diamorphine.
It occurs after a crew has got used to (or simply endured) the rigours and stresses of a mission's early period, but when the end is not yet nigh.As a science journalist your correspondent was curious about the phenomenon.
Women no longer simply endured war or tended to its victims — they were mobilized on fields and farms, to substitute for the hundreds of thousands of departed men, and as industrial workers, to sew uniforms to clothe the soldiers and to produce the weapons and ammunition to arm them.
Like Lincoln, he did not simply endure those times, he provided inspired leadership at a point when it was desperately needed.
Sometimes noise is simply endured, or ignored.
Pakistan simply endured the resulting economic sanctions.
Turning a Blind Eye Sometimes noise is simply endured, or ignored.
