Sentence examples for one would endure from inspiring English sources

"There is pardon," he says, "whenever someone does a wrong action because of conditions of a sort that overstrain human nature, and that no one would endure".

But, he finally said, whatever was wrong with me certainly was not in my head -- no one would endure these tests if something weren't really wrong.

Mitchell would eventually leave Newburgh, but the city's image of dysfunction and racial animosity was one that would endure.

The heroic self-sacrifice one would readily endure for the other.

Is this bombastic and dissonant film meant to be taken at face value, or perhaps more reasonably, as a stylized horror show -- a deeply dark satire -- a commentary on what lengths one lone artist (soldier, athlete?) would endure to achieve "genius" under the tutelage of a ruthless Svengali figure?

But Mr. Whitman, for all his derring-do, always wanted to create theatrical pieces that could be repeated and would endure, ones that have added up over the years to a collective portrait of what it feels like to be a human being in a hyperaware, information-dense world.

Defectors offered conflicting views on whether Isis would endure.

I'm probably one of those women who would endure physical abuse.

In her column, about how she saved her marriage by letting her husband act out, Laura A. Munson writes that the reader may think, "I'm probably one of those women who would endure physical abuse".

The country would possibly close some of its oldest plants, but the rest — by one estimate, thirty-six of the fifty-four reactors — would endure.

Redding's death in a plane crash in Wisconsin in 1967 — he was just 26 — was one of the many setbacks the Stax label would endure.