Sentence examples for resolve to endure from inspiring English sources
Strikingly evident also is Jesus' determination, an overwhelming sense of resolve to endure any and all trials visited upon him.
The behavioural support method used in the UK is called withdrawal orientated therapy and it aims to bolster a person's resolve to endure the immediate period after stopping smoking when urges to smoke and unpleasant psychological and physical symptoms are at their peak[ 2].
Still, the thousands of civilians -- no one knew how many -- who braved the war seemed resolved to endure the peace.
Resolve to live debt-free.
In the New Worlds, as had become the case in Africa after the colonizing and enslaving incursions of acquisitive peoples from Europe and the Arabian peninsula, the recurrent and decisive foci of life in the racialized crucibles were the struggles to endure while resolving mind- and soul-rending tensions that threatened and otherwise conditioned self- and community-formation and living.
At last NATO seems to have resolved that, if Bosnia's peace is to endure, war criminals can no longer go unpunished.The change of policy is to be welcomed.
As the ground shook beneath our collective feet that day and as we gazed with horror at the scenes unfolding before us, we endured a common grief, and then resolved to achieve a common purpose.
Mr. Fingerhut said the co-op should not have been blamed for a situation it had tried to resolve, and that the negative attention Castle Village has had to endure has been unfair.
But he added that the willingness of members to endure the pay penalties showed their resolve.
Through Halperin, Doe told HuffPost on Sunday that the college's "invasive questioning about my entire sexual history only strengthens my resolve to move forward in this case so others may not have to endure this".
