I thought I would be able to somehow endure it.
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"I checked out and decided to endure it," she said.
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Rather than savor the conversation, he seems to cordially endure it.
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You endure it, and you are patient, and it falls away.
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The truth is, you have to endure it, navigate the ups and downs.
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We're faced with it every day and my friends have to endure it.
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Nature can often be enjoyed, but sometimes you have to endure it, too.
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Some merely endure it, like a vexing but obligatory visit from a relative.
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And boundless gratitude to their families at home who endure it all as well.
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That's just the name of the game, and we're strong enough to endure it.
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"The longer that we can endure it, maybe something might change," Mr. Maldonado said.
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The only thing we can do in the midst of a fuck up is endure it.
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There's really nothing you can do except endure it and try and speak out about it.
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It is filled with SO many heartbreaking moments I didn't think my heart could endure it all.
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If we go to Trader Joe's, it's every woman for herself, and we typically endure it alone.
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The will to endure it in the face of violence, the disapproval of parents, expulsion from the home.
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Don't you have to endure it and hate it most of the time like the rest of us?
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But you don&apost have to endure it anymore because there are several ways to end robocalls for good.
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Prognosticators say the countries that will endure it best have both fortunate geographic locations and strategies for mitigating the impact.
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And you have to endure it all knowing that this could lead to further charges, more indictments, longer imprisonment ahead.
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As the conflict's intensity abated, however, so did interest in the fate of the people who continue to endure it.
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Not just to endure it, not just to suffer it, not just to pass through it, but to live in it.
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Temporarily experiencing an alien sensation of discomfort does not necessarily lead to compassion for those who endure it in real life.
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"You know, the battle is not given to the swift but to he who can endure it to the end," Zafar said.
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"I&aposve never been through anything like this before, but you have to find ways to endure it," UCLA coach Jim Mora said.
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But while this trick might inure us to the preceding manipulation, it doesn't change the fact that the reader had to endure it.
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This week of mourning tells a story of immense loss, but it leaves worshippers with the message that faith will help them endure it.
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It is also an astonishing gift, and in a sane world, we would be collectively humbled before the women who opt to endure it.
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Considering that it is one of the largest school systems in the nation—2628,28503 young souls must endure it—the social impact is significant.
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Many of them have made no secret of the fact that they wish they'd never been chosen; they endure it only out of loyalty.
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Citizens doesn't only poke fun at how white politics are, but also how much the average person (and especially people of color) must endure it.
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FGM can have devastating consequences for women and girls who endure it, including complications during childbirth, infertility, infections, loss of sexual pleasure and even death.
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If the hostile climate in which he's running is itself the conspiracy, then he saves face in his own mind by refusing to endure it.
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I shouldn't need to tell you that the pat-down that followed was invasive and humiliating, just as I shouldn't have had to endure it.
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"We will endure it," Ephraim had told Yankel; but the boy chose another course, evidently remembering his adventurous Uncle Jaakov, long since emigrated to Palestine.
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She said one of the challenges to stopping harassment from inmates is creating an environment where women are encouraged to report it, rather than endure it.
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Women were all but excluded from running the 26-mile 385-yard race because the track authorities believed that they were too weak to endure it.
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So ultimately after a while, I just checked out and decided to endure it, that was the safest thing for me to do at that point.
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" He notes "the clean sky in May" and, in the next sentence, "the horror of war and occupation (but I didn't endure it, didn't see it).
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The experience reaffirmed his love for the game, and doubled as something he wouldn't trade for the world while not wanting to endure it ever again.
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Even if it seems silly to go to a doctor for a toenail, the prospect of never having to endure it again will probably feel worth it.
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The most obvious result of glamorizing and exaggerating men's imperviousness to pain is that men who suffer feel like they are supposed to endure it without complaint.
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This particular club, ironically, it's not such a small one: women who have had to endure it in such a public way, women like Georgina and me.
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If you put salt and ice on your skin, it causes burns, so the purpose of this trend is to endure it for as long as possible.
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Our children endure it despite overwhelming scientific evidence of the long-lasting physical, psychological, emotional and social consequences they suffer well into adulthood because of such violence.
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In many countries, the state gives a leg-up to members of certain groups because they have suffered discrimination in the past or continue to endure it today.
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For a time, paid line-sitting flourished: Those who did not want to endure the wait hired someone to endure it for them, switching places before the doors opened.
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"This particular club, ironically, it's not such a small one: women who have had to endure it in such a public way, women like Georgina and me," she said.
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How many other shows have pulled similar moves around compulsive characters, and forced other characters to simply endure it and react because without those toxic dynamics, there's no show?
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But no matter who raises the most in this absurd GoFundMe-based fundraising battle, it will never be Silicon Valley's rich who have to endure it outside without shelter.
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" Of course, it's a tradition for fan festivals to involve suffering — suffering that makes the experience feel even more special and marks those who endure it as "true fans.
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School is an ongoing pressure and all I can say is that I, and probably others, will just simply have to endure it until our school years are over.
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At the Whitney, the selections from that project (accompanied by two brief silent videos) are shockingly matter-of-fact studies of institutional inhumanity and the men who endure it.
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We need to know where we're going in the long term, and realize there's a solid vision to end the fight forever instead of just endure it year after year.
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Stevens-Johnson syndrome usually is the result of an immune-system failure, and those who endure it complain that they feel as if their skin is burning from the inside out.
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This solar flashlight can endure it all, said Bassi in a pitch to her neighbours in rural India to convince them to power their homes with clean energy instead of polluting fuels.
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But a few selfless souls have signed up to get the the infection so that one day, perhaps none of us will have to endure it ever again -- and they get paid, too.
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But because Long was such an icon of Broadway theater — by that point, he'd already won his second Tony — Martin believed he had to acquiesce to Long's behavior, or at least endure it.
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But for those of us who choose to endure it, we might just find a new way of living in that uncomfortable space, and reimagine the possibilities of what theater can give us.
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One further twist in her upbringing was that she did not endure it alone, for her brother, Howard, was close to her, although whether that closeness offered aggravation or relief is open to debate.
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I could suddenly not recall why films did this; I could not remember why the torture, abuse and murder of women was a subject matter, to be assessed by me after being made to endure it.
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Of course, I wouldn't have been able to endure it if I spent every waking moment obsessing over how I had screwed up my life, so I went to great pains to distract myself from my own fatness.
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And as I said earlier, Justice Kavanaugh is about to face the fight of his life, what he and his family will have to endure, it is sick, and by the way, in the end, Justice Kavanaugh is qualified.
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In a country with a profound attachment to its pastoral roots, the Salon de l'Agriculture is a mandatory rite of passage for political leaders, who tend either to relish the event - as former president Jacques Chirac visibly did - or endure it.
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That is, the things in the room don't just change to freak you out, they change to freak you out and tell the disturbing tale of what happened here, and what that felt like for those who had to endure it.
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Interstate 405, or the 405, as it is known by the 300,000 drivers who endure it morning and night, is the busiest highway in the nation, a 72-mile swerving stretch of pavement that crosses the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles.
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It's bad enough to endure it alone, but with a domestic violence case I then had to go into a small room, with no windows, where I have kept the victim for the last five hours and explain to her that I failed.
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It is grotesque and we must endure it for another three or seven years, given that the Republicans have a stranglehold on power right now and are more invested in holding onto that power than working for the greater good of all Americans.
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And I've also seen, and we have all the evidence before us, to say that no matter how arduous and hellacious we make this journey across our border, people are going to endure it to get to the other side -- especially when they are separated from family.
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"They're going to detain all the migrants, and if it's like that, it's better to stay here with your own people, be happy, and just endure it," he added, echoing the sentiments of a third of more than a dozen migrants interviewed by Reuters in Nogales following Trump's victory.
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This ignores decades of proof that no matter what version of hell migrants are made to pass through at the border, they will endure it to escape far more tangible threats of violence in their home countries, to reunite with family or to secure some semblance of economic stability.
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Everyone copes with the beginning of the work week differently: some of us force a smile for eight hours while simultaneously screaming internally, some of us just endure it, jaws clenched in grim determination, and some of us say "Screw it," put a diaper on our pet monkey and take it out for pasta.
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From the standing ovations to President Trump's apology to Justice Kavanaugh and his family "for the terrible pain" they had been forced to endure, it wasn't just a victory lap, it was a body slam, a way to add insult to the injury that the hearings had already done to so many survivors of sexual harassment and violence.
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Pipher's new book, "Women Rowing North: Navigating Life's Currents and Flourishing as We Age," which enters its second week on the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 10, aims to serve as a corrective, both practical and inspiring, adorned with Pipher's signature homespun maxims ("Grief isn't just something to endure; it also is a reflection of our capacity to love") and a generous smattering of nature imagery.
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In Wallace Stegner's grand novel of the American West "The Angle of Repose," a historian's romanticized vision of 19th-century America clouds when, in the course of researching the life of his grandmother — a writer and artist who "came West not to join a new society but to endure it" — he uncovers a breach and a tragedy in her marriage, the effects of which reverberate in the book's present.
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Almost unreadable, it says: "Hopefully I have the strength to endure it all." („Hoffentlich habe ich die Kraft, das alles auszuhalten.“) Zinke was murdered on 6 November 1944.Martin Schumacher (Hrsg.): M.d.
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Generally, herbaceous plants will choose to focus on reproduction while woody plants will generally endure it as woody plants are usually able to endure more as well as live longer than herbaceous plants, which generally have a shorter lifespan, would.
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Sandre (1924), p. 162. "The deliberate ferocity, when we had to endure it, was above all displayed among the ruling class, the officers, the administrators, and most particularly it came to us through ministerial orders drawn up in Berlin."Pelletier (1933), p. 91.
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The novel was criticized by Lionel Trilling as lacking in moral or ethical significance. Trilling wrote that the ending is "terrible to contemplate," but that "the mind can do nothing with it, can only endure it.""Review of Ethan Frome" . NovelGuide: Ethan Frome. Novelgide.
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While Gerald grows increasingly jealous and angry, Gudrun only derides and ridicules him. Finally, he can endure it no longer. After attempting to strangle her, he trudges off into the cold, to commit suicide and die alone. Rupert and Ursula return to their cottage in England.
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For François Bigot, a posting to Québec was a kind of exile like a posting to any other remote bastion of the empire and he had to endure it for 12 years. Thus, it is surprising how well he performed his job as the Intendant of New France.
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It was automatic, almost subconscious. I > did not ask God to take me out of it. I prayed he would give me strength to > endure it. When it would get so bad that I did not think I could stand it, I > would ask God to ease it and somehow I would make it.
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Having a dream fulfilled gives a child and their family a reprieve from the necessary medical treatment that these children must endure. It can give hope and create memories that help carry them through difficult times. A child's attitude toward treatment can be dramatically impacted by having a dream fulfilled, according to medical professionals.
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Flinching or dodging is not allowed, the goal being less to avoid injury than to endure it stoically. Two physicians are present (one for each opponent) to attend to injuries and stop the fight if necessary. The participants, or Paukanten, use specially developed swords. The so-called Mensurschläger (or simply Schläger), exists in two versions.
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With the help of an oceanographer friend, Jan stows away on an Overlord supply ship and travels 40 light years to their home planet. Due to the time dilation of special relativity at near-light-speeds, the elapsed time on the ship is only a few weeks, and he has arranged to endure it in drug-induced hibernation.
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Classic Boat is a British traditional boating magazine published by The Chelsea Magazine Company. It was first published in 1987 and defines classic boats as "boats which endure". It was the first magazine in the UK dedicated to traditional boats and boating. The magazine covers boats of all sizes and type, from any era, and made from any material.
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She told her brothers and cousin, and they told the pirate and his wife that they wished to leave. The pirate implored them to stay, but Heureux persuaded him that they wondered too much about their birth to endure it. They set sail in a marvelous ship. It arrived at the castle of the king their father, and the king marveled over them.
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During this time, Hanley was receiving letters from the general. He felt remorse for what he did to Hanley, but still explained he had to do his duty. In the final letter, the general revealed he could no longer endure it and that he was possessed by Hanley. One day Hanley finally realized what he wanted and told the saint that he wanted her skin.
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Jin-Sung encounters Hye-ju, who tries to convince her that she is So- hee. The spirit of So-hee makes Hye-ju light a match, leaving the troubled girl to perish in flames. While Jin-sung is preparing to leave for the ballet school, she is haunted by So-hee. Unable to endure it, she tries to climb the stairs again in order to wish her away.
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Male dominated industries do not leave a chance for women to prove possible history in the role, leaving the job identified as a male way of working. Males masculine behavior undermine females in the workforce, and they are forced to endure it. Women's segregation in the workforce takes form of normative masculine cultural dominance. Men put on the image of macho physical toughness, limiting women in their careers.
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Yahara had asked Ushijima for permission to commit suicide, but the general refused his request, saying, "If you die there will be no one left who knows the truth about the battle of Okinawa. Bear the temporary shame but endure it. This is an order from your army commander."John Toland, The Rising Sun: The Decline and Fall of the Japanese Empire 1936-1945, Random House, 1970, p.
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The execution started at 10 o'clock in the morning. He, Peter Baptist, and the other friars were crucified, along with fifteen teenage boys who were members of the Third Order of Saint Francis, as well as the three Jesuits. The condemned were so tired that they could not endure it for long and within half an hour everything was over. The two soldiers who worked as executioners completed their task by stabbing their spears into the missionaries' chests.
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The crew find corroboration of this when they discover that Spock One used the Enterprise's science facilities to manufacture chirality-reversed amino acids. He had undergone a total left-to-right inversion down to the atomic lever during his creation. To survive, he had to infuse the inverse forms of amino acids into his diet. McCoy explains that such a meagre diet would have induced deficiency diseases in a human, but that a Vulcan is able to endure it indefinitely.
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These twenty years were to Diderot not merely a time of incessant drudgery, but harassing persecution and desertion of friends. The ecclesiastical party detested the Encyclopédie, in which they saw a rising stronghold for their philosophic enemies. By 1757 they could endure it no longer—the subscribers had grown from 2,000 to 4,000, a measure of the growth of the work in popular influence and power. Diderot wanted the Encyclopédie to give all the knowledge of the world to the people of France.
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The fact that Chulym had no written indigenous tradition, made it even more difficult for the language to endure. It was not until David Harrison and Greg Anderson from the documentary, that they began using scientific methods to document the Chulym language. The two linguists highlighted the efforts made to preserve the Chulym language and record what language loss meant to the community. The two travel to Tegl'det, a small village where they were able to find three Chulym speakers.
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49.4 percent of teenagers did not know the minimum hourly wage, and 13.3 percent did not receive the minimum hourly wage. Late-stage college teens were generally not well aware of the Labor Standards Act, which provides a basis for protecting their rights when experiencing unfair treatment at part-time jobs. It turns out that even if they were mistreated, they often endure it, or even if they want to take steps to correct the unfair treatment, they often don't know how to report it.
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Shūichi Kushimori (Kazunari Ninomiya) lives with this mother Yūko (Kumiko Akiyoshi) and younger stepsister Haruka (Anne Suzuki). One day, his estranged stepfather Ryūji Sone (Kansai Yamamoto) suddenly returns home and begins to freeload off his family. After Shūichi encounters what appeared to be Sone making sexual advances towards Haruka one night, he tries to get rid of Sone. However, Shūichi discovers that it is impossible to do so legally as Haruka is his daughter, and Yūko asks him to endure it until Haruka turns fifteen and can choose Yūko as her legal guardian.
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Charles berates Roderick II for getting drunk and making a fool of himself, and reminds him that he will soon enter the family firm. Roderick II lashes out angrily, claiming that the town in which they live is so dull that drinking is the only way to endure it. He angrily storms out as he exclaims that he will move away to a “town where something happens,” despite his mother's pleading that he stay. Lucia leaves soon afterward to travel with her spouse, promising to bring children back with her.
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We shall not endure it, we shall not submit to it." Adrian told Barbarossa he would have it removed, "lest so trifling a matter might afford the greatest men in the world an occasion for dispute and discord. In the event, Adrian did not, and by 1158 Imperial commentators were describing the matter of the painting and its inscription as the fundamental cause of the dispute between Pope and Emperor. Adrian, says Freed, was "perplexed" at the Emperor's refusal to offer him squire service: he "dismounted and seated himself on a folding stool".
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Without the risk > or anxiety caused by the corona, let's endure it until it is in a state > where we can help each other like that time, go on a rampage, scream from > the bottom of our stomachs, and go home. Let's make a happy live performance > as much as you can endure. Until then, I pray for everyone's health and > dream of being able to welcome Coldrain's Yokohama Arena performance in > perfect condition. I'm not going to waste 10/18, and I'm trying to take on > challenges that I've never done as a band that I can't see everyone live.
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The Blackburn and District Weavers' Winders' and Warpers' Association was a trade union representing cotton industry workers in Blackburn, Lancashire, in England. One of the earliest weavers' unions to endure, it formed a model that many others copied, and was at the centre of early attempts to form a regional federation of cotton trade unions. The union was founded in 1854, as the Blackburn Weavers' Friendly Society. While some previous unions of weavers had been formed, only the small Radcliffe Weavers' Society proved enduring, and it was the model of the Blackburn union which was copied in other Lancashire towns.
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203 Therefore, by pursuing li, an individual was simultaneously "developing the potential of one's inner nature to guide on in behaving correctly." If an individual could endure it, he would be able to bring his own natural inclinations into perfect harmony with principles of universal morality. Zhu Xi saw this fulfillment of potential as the ideal state of human existence, and only possible to achieve if one were to obey one's allotted moral duty, given their relative position in society. Depending on their social role, the duties of the individual differed, as did the principles upon which they were grounded.
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Mezőkövesdi SE hosted Dunaújváros PASE on the 30th match day in the 2015–16 Nemzeti Bajnokság II season. The match was won by the home team which also resulted the club's promotion to the 2016–17 Nemzeti Bajnokság I. In the 2016–17 Nemzeti Bajnokság I season Diósgyőri VTK played some of their home matches due to the demolition of their home stadium Diósgyőri Stadion. Nevertheless, when Diósgyőr hosted Mezőkövesd on the 31st match day the match was played at Debrecen's home stadium, Nagyerdei Stadion. On 20 June 2017, it was announced that Diósgyőr will not play their home matches at the Városi Stadion because the turf cannot endure it.
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This "…normalization of violence…rests on a continuum of coercive power that makes possible the mistreatment of women not only in their homes but also in the community, neighborhood, and society at large" (Menjívar, 2016). Further, because many of these women believe giving sex is their duty, they do not characterize their experience as marital rape (Bergen, 2016). However, "…women who have experienced forced sex in marriage understand this experience as an abuse or violation", they just may not characterize it as marital rape (Torres, 2016). Violence is so entrenched in many cultures it simply becomes a way of life, and wives are left to believe they must learn to endure it (Menjívar, 2016).
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Ellen Willis (who coined the term "pro-sex feminism") states "As we saw it, the claim that 'pornography is violence against women' was code for the neo- Victorian idea that men want sex and women endure it." One potential consequence of normative discourses on women’s sexuality can be seen in the orgasm gap, a term used to describe the discrepancy between men’s and women’s orgasms in heterosexual, partnered sex. Some research has found that up to 70% of women do not orgasm during heterosexual intercourse and that as many as 30% of unmarried women who are sexually active have never experienced an orgasm. Research has also found that the most significant predictor of women’s orgasm is what women do during sex.
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I was thinking that it's all the > same that I was expecting. However, the reality is that we can't get > together as the first member after we put together Coldrain, the time when > we can't play live blows, we can't perform even if we want to perform, we > can't see any breakthroughs, and it's time to make this announcement. Now > that various forms have been explored and the number of festivals and > artists holding festivals and artists has increased by reducing the number > of people, it may appear that it is possible to hold them somehow. But the > final conclusion is that by the standards of Coldrain, we still can't see > the "new shape" and we still have to endure it as a live band.
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A strict abstinence period, where no food or drink whatsoever may be taken, is encouraged for those who can endure it. The original tradition of the Church is for this period of abstinence to begin at midnight and last through sunset. Those who cannot endure this length of fast are still encouraged to strictly abstain from all types of food and drink between midnight and a certain time in the day, depending on each individual's strength and spiritual needs (this is usually based on the suggestion of the person's father of confession). For many parishioners, fasting is more likely to end at noon (the hour when Christ was placed on the Cross) or three o'clock on the afternoon (the hour when Christ died on the Cross).
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Nosaka explained that Seita "is rather spoiled for a wartime child" and therefore the children of 1987 would act like he would if they were put in that situation. Isao Takahata said that he was compelled to adapt the story into an animation after seeing how Seita "was a unique wartime ninth grader." He previously believed that boys always developed the will to live, but Seita instead chooses not to endure difficult feelings; when his aunt insults him, Seita does not act in a stoic manner and instead withdraws from the situation. Takahata argued that Seita's feelings are better understood by the children in 1987, who often base decisions on whether or not they are pleasant, while during that year his generation had the belief that Seita needed to endure it.
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Although Indian laws against dowries have been in effect for decades, they have been largely criticised as being ineffective. Despite the Indian government's efforts, the practice of dowry deaths and murders continues to take place unchecked in many parts of India and this has further added to the concerns of enforcement. There is criticism by women's groups that India's dowry harassment laws are ineffective because the statutes are too vague, the police and the courts do not enforce the laws and social mores keep women subservient and docile, giving them a subordinate status in the society. Further, many women are afraid to implicate their husbands in a dowry crime simply because the Indian society is viewed as having conditioned women to anticipate or expect abuse and in some sense eventually, endure it.
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"It was there at Marah that the LORD set before them the following decree as a standard to test their faithfulness to him. He said, 'If you will listen carefully to the voice of the LORD your God and do what is right in his sight, obeying his commands and keeping all his decrees, then I will not make you suffer any of the diseases I sent on the Egyptians; for I am the L ORD who heals you'" (Exodus 15:25-26, New Living Translation Bible). "No testing has overtaken you that is not common to everyone. God is faithful, and he will not let you be tested beyond your strength, but with the testing he will also provide the way out so that you may be able to endure it" (1 Corinthians:10:13, New Revised Standard Version).
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It was the first time in which SLD fell to fifth place in party results, and the first time in which it polled below the Polish People's Party. Poland Comes First, failed to capture the middle ground between the two major parties, as it was hoping to do, and lost all of its parliamentary seats, achieving only a very modest 2.2% of the vote. Bloomberg said of the victory for Civic Platform that, as Poland was the only EU country to avoid a recession in 2009, it could continue with its economic initiatives such as consolidating the budget with an expected shortfall and also to avoid austerity measures that many other EU countries have been forced to endure. It also added that the success of the breakaway Palikot movement, coupled with the People Party's reluctance to support some policies, could provide a counterweight to keeping Civic Platform from getting complacent.
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Later in 1998, a Scholar at the St. Peter's Pontifical Seminary, Bangalore studying under Anthony Raymond Ceresko and Gnana Robinson researched specifically on Job and Harishchandra focusing on the problem of suffering. Solomon's research brought out the many facets of suffering where his scholarship is profoundly visible as he sheaves through the views on suffering in the Old Testament as he quotes from the Pentateuch and the other books of the Old Testament with a comprehensive bibliography but the conclusions that he drew are an eye opener for those viewing suffering as a reason of our own follies. In the final analysis, Solomon looks into the possibilities of a more humane understanding of suffering overcoming Dogma and providing for repentance or rather an opportunity to set right the past and move forward. Solomon wrote, The solution of the problem of suffering in Christianity is that God also suffers along with the sufferer and helps him to endure it for His glory.
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She is able to only find solace in Shiina, however, she cannot approach Shiina about the bullying but must endure it until the day she snaps. After experiencing the unfairness of modern society and being separated from Shiina due to her father's orders, Hiroko wishes that everything would disappear. This activates her shadow dragon, Oni, which she proceeds to use to commit a string of brutal murders including stabbing and dismembering Mihaya in a dark alley; crushing the skull of Aki Honda's brother (who Aki had a sexual relationship with, and who is only referred to as Aki's lover in the English manga) against a wall; forcing worms down Aki's throat, then using a talon to rape her and tear open her abdomen before ripping her body in half; and throwing Hiroka out of a classroom window before the eyes of the rest of the class. Additionally, Oni severely maims Miyoko by ripping her lower leg off and breaking several of her ribs and then scars Shiina's left hand when she tries to fend Oni off.
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