Sentence examples for as a continuous struggle from inspiring English sources

The July Revolution (1830) confirmed Vico's influence on Michelet in stressing man's own part in the making of history, conceived as a continuous struggle of human freedom against fatality.

The entire history of humankind can be summed up as a continuous struggle for domination or liberation.

These staggering sums are perhaps understandable: Insomuch as life is a continuous struggle, one of our most basic and greatest needs is security from the cold and rain, from hunger, and from enemies, both real and perceived.

He defended himself by saying that all the repetitions were an act of memory – a continuous struggle with the motif – a continuing work of art.

"My whole life as an artist has been nothing more than a continuous struggle against reaction and the death of art.

Katherine Heigl played intern Izzie Stevens, in a continuous struggle to be looked upon as a doctor, not the model she used to be.

I don't want to make my work-at-home life sound idyllic, though, because it isn't always; as anyone who lives in the real world can tell you, family life is a continuous struggle for balance.

There are families for whom it's a continuous struggle.

The next 15 years were a continuous struggle to bring that number down.

Over the past twenty years, exponential growth of the internet has led to a continuous struggle for content providers to maintain and improve their quality of service.

Most of Lanier's adult life was marked by a continuous struggle against poor health and financial straits.