Sentence examples for mostly endured from inspiring English sources

(We now cherish the diets of nineteenth-century farm dwellers, though they merely mostly endured them).

But as he points out, the sacrifice today is mostly endured by our military personnel and their families.

For months, he had heard from colleagues and friends with their own stories of kidnaps for ransom, mostly endured in silence.

And on November 2, Mark Rank expressed the belief in his New York Times article that poverty affects a wider swath of the population than most people think -- the conventional wisdom holding that poverty is a problem mostly endured by urban neighborhoods.

But, Mr. Daniels said, the issues facing actors -- who mostly endure unemployment, rejection and hard times -- stirred him.

Mostly they endured only ridicule, he said of the artists.

Not at all surprising, as these (mostly) women endure years, decades even, of paid sexual abuse and need assistance to rebuild their lives, assistance that is hard to come by.

But Ms. Foley endured mostly by keeping her head down, adhering to a schedule that would have flattened her less-resilient peers.

Mostly, La Roja has endured great expectations and devastating letdowns, a cycle that could finally be broken as another World Cup approaches.

Loyal and dedicated Jets fans, especially those who have endured mostly abject failure, should not be asked to share the burden of building a new stadium.

Luke Fitzgerald on the left wing looked livelier than he has done but Shane Williams and Ronan O'Gara, needing big games to hoist themselves into First Test contention, endured mostly subdued evenings.