Sentence examples for and hardship of the from inspiring English sources
Back then he was a symbol of hope and change, one that a country recovering from the tumult, insecurity and hardship of the 1990s happily turned to.
There they could establish themselves as nomads, and, being inured to the cold, heat, and hardship of the climate, they were in a good position to compete for a place on even the most forbidding steppe lands of Outer Mongolia.
Though they had freedoms now, including the freedom of travel, some did not expect that to last; others fled the turmoil and hardship of the early post-Communist years.
"They didn't come to our streets, didn't live in our villages, didn't walk in our hamlets, didn't wear our clothes, didn't eat our bread, didn't drink our polluted water, didn't live in the sewage we live in and didn't experience the life of misery and hardship of the people".
It also represents the agrarian poverty and hardship of the people at the time.
The stories I had collected were important and would be useful, but, he noted, in reaction to the trauma of dislocation and hardship of the camps, their consciousness had been frozen.
The end result "gives us a real sense of the challenges and hardships of the expedition," says Dixon.
There were 62 teams chasing the same dream, and the ghosts and hardships of the city had followed the Chicago squad on the road.
But the lawyers urged the court to look beyond that issue and to consider "a balancing of the equities and hardships of the respective parties".
As the Communist regime softened, more literary accounts of the war emerged — "lieutenants' prose" told the "truth of the trenches," revealing the horrors and hardships of the war.
"When I'm in a war," he says, "I'm sharing the perils and hardships of the people I'm photographing.
