Sentence examples similar to Contend with the adversity from inspiring English sources

For the majority of his time in charge, Pressley was generally viewed by fans as a popular, engagingly frank character, who motivated his team well in adversity, but had to contend with the distracting backdrop of the club's off-field woes.

Had he been more experienced, Dunkirk might have been better able to deal with the adversity.

"It's how you deal with the adversity that's important".

Outside, they contend with the tourist-heavy location.

Mr Obama must also contend with the broader strategic picture.

— How will art contend with the era of Trump?

Besides France and Estonia, Blue must contend with the likes of Azerbaijan, Hungary, Sweden and Norway.

Yet, we must contend with the issue of false-negatives.

This reduces their adaptive capacity and resiliency to deal with the adversities.

Both Calvin Palmer (played by Ice Cube), the struggling small businessman in "Barbershop," and Devon Miles (Mr. Cannon), the young musician in "Drumline," must contend with their share of adversity, including the threat of poverty.

Contend with that, not the words".