Sentence examples for learning to withstand from inspiring English sources

❦ Learning to withstand emptiness was her own speciality, her given task.

Similarly, in the reboot of The Incredible Hulk, the big green one realised his power must be restrained for his and everyone else's good, concentrating not on fighting the good fight but on keeping his own aggression in check and learning to withstand provocation.

He learned to withstand the ebbs and flows of his faith.

Design, now fashionable, has to learn to withstand the winds of fashion.

But in the famous battle in Kinshasa with George Foreman, he learned how to receive blows, learned to withstand many attacks, resisting them to finally win".

In elementary school, Ms. Bergeron said, she learned to withstand the taunting of classmates, who called her "test-tube baby" and had referred insultingly to her parents.

If they learned nothing else these last few years, the Oklahoma City Thunder learned to withstand, to wait, to bide their time and to keep pushing until their moment arrived.

He has also learned to withstand the criticism directed at the show, and to see "Cops" as a different proposition from a generation's worth of tabloid fare that it inspired.

He is an orderly man who has learned how to withstand disorder, an impatient man who has reached some accommodation with endless delay.

The positive story from the horror of Sandy is that we are building to withstand the impact of climate change and learning to adapt to the world we have made for ourselves.

Learning to accept pain, for example, really does make pain easier to withstand, yet sometimes only slightly.