Sentence examples for something endured from inspiring English sources

He was short and everyday, save for his spikes of gray-white hair and a sizable indentation in his neck — the mark of something endured.

They are as fierce as any NUM official about the justifications for the strike, but what really binds them is a sense of something endured together and done well.

Not too long ago, the idea of showing footage from a TV nature documentary at a venue like the Bowl, whether backed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic or not, would have sounded like a science-class field trip or something endured for extra credit.

Everyday life, with its duties and routines, was something I endured, not a thing I enjoyed, nor something that was meaningful or made me happy.

At times, he finds his lot intolerable: Everyday life, with its duties and routines, was something I endured, not a thing I enjoyed, nor something that was meaningful or made me happy.

And yet, crucially, "Everyday life, with its duties and routines, was something I endured, not a thing I enjoyed, nor something that was meaningful or made me happy … I always longed to be away from it, and always had done.

With time, a sober life can become not something to endure, but something to gratefully embrace.

"School was something I endured because I had no choice".

A vow renewal can be a signifier to oneself and to the larger community that something has endured and that there is a commitment to keep it going".

There he experienced the ugliness and cruelty of racism, something he endured nearly his entire life.

If a person is talking about squid, and as soon as they are done talking you switch to peanut butter automatically, they will think their talk was just something you endured until it was your turn to speak.