Yet the deprivations that had to be endured by a person of strong moral fibre exercising a good will were, he recognized, real deprivations.
It may not be endured by their senior colleagues; hence the preference to wait and hope that the situation will get better in time.
being endured today by everyday Iraqis.
"Compassionate people whatever their religious beliefs, or none, will be appalled by the treatment endured by these animals".
When Pope Francis arrives in the US for the first time later this month, his reputation as the beloved "people's pope" will be clouded by the trauma endured by the thousands of people abused as children in the Catholic church.
As long as recollections have been meant to endure, Janet will be remembered by her family and others with love and a sigh for the emptiness left by her passing.
But the day Colin is openly appreciated for the sacrifices he made, the career he lost and the death threats he endured, the celebration will be led by his enemies.
He will be missed by those forced to endure violence and victimization, destitute poverty, and economic and social disintegration heaped upon injustices and a world that appears unsurpassed in its indifference to values that support the reconciling of differences.
"Some companies will be able to endure such a process, while others won't".
It is not entirely clear if the trial will be the 24 hour kind endured by Roxana Saberi, the Iranian-American journalist detained, imprisoned, charged, convicted, and released in Iran just a few weeks ago for similar sounding "crimes," or the interminable type put forth by American authorities against various "enemy combatants" identified and rounded up since 9/11/01.
