Sentence examples for more difficult to endure from inspiring English sources

The Russians required him to read a prepared statement saying – I'm quoting the spirit, if not the exact text – "I admire the homophobic Russian president and am grateful to him for his gay propaganda law which makes deviant lives like mine even more difficult to endure than hitherto.

It nibbles away at the patience she needs to be a daughter, eats away at the fortitude she must have to conduct herself as a woman.... Every day is more difficult to endure than the last, but, on looking back, one rues the shortness of the time".+ For the young girls who yearn to escape these rooms, history is filtered through the lens of fashion.

We illustrate the utility of our updated conceptualization by arguing that under-institutionalized liminality is both more difficult to endure and more fertile for identity growth than the highly institutionalized experiences that gave rise to the original notion.

Fulton and Martin mourn the loss of their son every day, and some days are more difficult to endure than others which is why they admit it took them five years to put their feelings into words in the form of their latest book.

There was also the suggestion that, for women who were treated for breast cancer, being aware of the possibility of overdiagnosis might make it more difficult to endure unpleasant side effects because of uncertainty about whether treatment was really needed.

Even though I managed to endure, when I was young I was always tired due to my feeble constitution, which has been present ever since my childhood…now I have weakened and therefore feel more tired and find it is more difficult to endure due to a lack of adaptability and immunity.

Responses included: "That sounds more dangerous of course" and "No, that's a little too difficult to endure, it worries me.

In addition, younger women often have more physical demands - such as taking care of young children and/or working full time - which may make it especially difficult to endure treatment [ 107, 108].

With less sympathetic actors, Whiplash would have been difficult to endure.

Yet for parents few common afflictions of infancy may be as difficult to endure.

None of these measures have been difficult to endure, says Tracey.