Sentence examples for were endured from inspiring English sources
verb
To continue or carry on, despite obstacles or hardships.
- The singer's popularity endured for decades.
The elections that were sponsored by the United Nations (UN) in 1993 were endured rather than embraced.
Hunger, heat, humidity, filth and homicidal horses were endured with breezy fortitude; only cold really got her down, and the society of empty-headed "croqueting-badminton young ladies".
"Decades of suffering and sacrifice were endured by most of the population: the small business people, labourers and farmers," KoFID and ReDI argue.
Air raids on Great Yarmouth were endured with equanimity, but his mother's epilepsy, with its convulsions and loss of bladder control, was a source of horror and shame.
Grace was behind the family conviction that the route to betterment was through education and, regardless of what hardships were endured, the young boy always went to the best schools possible.
Having earlier been lashed by a lightning storm that forced this Premiership match to be suspended, two extra minutes of blood and thunder were endured until Ellis Genge's spill meant the Sharks were home and hosed.
With laughter, it can be endured.
So much had been endured.
Background checks have been endured.
