Sentence examples for and setbacks of from inspiring English sources

Lives too, of difficulties and setbacks, of frustrations and failures.

Ibn Baṭṭūṭah witnessed all the glories and setbacks of the sultan and his rule, fearing daily for his life as he saw many friends fall victim to the suspicious despot.

The film, Thursday night on OWN, is not at all shy about showing the hopes and setbacks of Ms. Markvoort and her family, but unlike some other documentaries in this genre it doesn't feel exploitive.

Canary depicts the triumphs and setbacks of the gay community in Britain, from the 1967 legalisation of homosexuality to the equalisation of the age of consent 10 years ago.

His was not a circuitous career path, and involved none of the head-scratching and setbacks of the young people we meet at that youth centre later, who are navigating apprenticeships, application forms, voluntary work and in one case, homelessness.

The museum's display and the reaction to it tell a story about the achievements and setbacks of a transition to democracy in a nation still fearful of confrontation, especially over the events of the last 32 years.

That post has been part of a larger series of scandals and setbacks for the ride-hailing company.

A series of embarrassments and setbacks for Chávez followed.

Through some mixture of obliviousness and stubbornness he has endured hardships and setbacks none of them have faced.

To do this effectively the stories we live and share have to be honest accounts of a series of battles and setbacks – think Lord of the Rings.

Seven permanent shows have opened there in 17 years, and despite bad reviews, economic downturns and other setbacks of live performance not one has closed.