Sentence examples for battle with how from inspiring English sources

The program provides a lot of personal information, and Beyoncé addresses that too: "I always battle with: How much do I reveal about myself?

Songwriters who write autobiographically, to some degree (and maybe that's most songwriters, or most writers), battle with how much of themselves to show, and how much to keep.

"I always battle with how much do I reveal about myself," Beyonce quips in the trailer.

"I always battle with, 'How much do I reveal about myself?'" Beyonce says.

Teachers have long battled with how to get their students to become more resilient and improve their mindset.

It is always harder on the way to power: Clinton's battles with how to present herself as a woman aspiring to be commander in chief – strong or compliant, outspoken or measured – have threaded through the presidential campaign.

Just as Valencia's effectiveness will be determined by his battle with Clichy, how well Silva operates on Saturday will depend on how United shackle him, with Michael Carrick likely to get that job.

For working women this leads to two scenarios: either new mothers rush to return to the workplace and back to their familiar corporate persona, battling privately with how to bring their new mother self into the equation.

"She had a battle with society, with how they saw her role, and what a woman should be".

There will be stories of his difficult childhood, his parents' divorce and his mother's battle with alcoholism, and how he had to live with friends during his later high school years.

Ronaldo appeared to face an internal battle with his emotions; how he wanted to progress in order to atone for his team's defeat at the Euro 2004 final.