Sentence examples similar to a light struggle from inspiring English sources

Seen in this light, struggle is critical to growth and learning and becomes a steppingstone to success, not evidence of inferiority.

It may all sound deeply superstitious and chimeric to outsiders, but the implications of the Shugden affair are eminently tangible in a society where light struggles to shine between politics and religion.

Wanting to share his story in hopes of being a force for change, Bratton began raising funds to produce a film that would shine a light on struggling LGBT youth.

Gnocchi, though pleasantly light, struggled a bit under an overly thick tomato and basil sauce.

The day next, as the light struggles into the canyons, we hike to the Sungson Pavilion, a high platform that affords 360 degree views of Outer Chilbo, grand vistas of the serrated mountains and sheer cliffs that encase the park.

Hating Richard Nixon was almost the defining feature of American liberalism during his glory years.But light struggled with dark in Nixon's soul.

Here the skies smother with their oppressive gray weight, sheep bleat depressingly in sodden fields, light struggles to lift itself above the claustrophobic hedges.

Moreover, the entire bump should shift toward the red end of the spectrum as light struggles to escape from the black hole's gravity.

He has been on trips to Zambia (to highlight HIV/Aids) and Sudan (to shine a light on the struggle of child soldiers).

That leaves Tibetans with few options to shine a light on their struggle.

In the series, the pair travel the world to shed a light on the struggles of LGBT communities face abroad.