Sentence examples for what I endured from inspiring English sources

But I know that if reaching that paradise means losing what I lost, suffering what I suffered, seeing what I saw, enduring what I endured, then I would much rather be home in "Tamba's home".

But, compared with what I endured from the Stalinists, this was paradise.

Still, no matter what I endured, I have always known that I am black.

What I endured, however, was a wake that might conclude with drinks for the mourners but certainly not for the deceased.

And what I endured was a three-hour attack of self-consciousness so crushing that I feared I might faint dead away.

"What I endured in occupied Paris was nothing compared to their two years in Ravensbrück," she says.

"I am not asking for vengeance; only that the truth should be made known so that nobody in the future should have to endure what I have endured".

In a carefully worded statement he said he intended to hold to account those he blamed for his alleged rendition, torture and unlawful imprisonment: "I am not asking for vengeance; only that the truth should be made known so that nobody in the future should have to endure what I have endured".

I'd done nothing to earn it other than enduring, not always admirably, what I'd endured.

I would never want any woman to face what I have endured in challenging sexism.

While I queued to vote, I remember how conscious I was of both what I had endured as a boy and teenager during the Great Depression and what I'd witnessed during the war.