Sentence examples for commonplace struggle from inspiring English sources

Perhaps involved is that commonplace struggle to know beauty, to know beauty exactly, to put oneself right in its path, to be in the perfect place to hear the nightingale sing, see the groom kiss the bride, clock the comet.

No one can pretend that a grand destiny must lie before them on Sunday and it could be that the prospect of a commonplace struggle will relieve them of undue expectations.

WHEN the euro crisis was at its height it became commonplace for struggling European economies to insist that they were not outliers like Greece.

While Tao's share offering is unlikely to become commonplace amongst struggling writers - the next author to try wouldn't get half as much publicity - it's an interesting experiment that has managed to get people talking about him in a market where many novelists are struggling to find space to breath.

It is about the pleasures of the table that so many of us take for granted being extended to people for whom the commonplace is a struggle.

The new guidance, which will be distributed to schools and colleges across Scotland next week, warns that the issue of hunger among pupils is "moving from the exceptional to the more commonplace" as families struggle to make ends meet.

These footballers are not really so commonplace but the manager, Roberto Mancini, struggles to get the best out of them or to come up with a system that makes the most of the talent.

It's the type of transaction that will become more commonplace as semirural areas like Ridgefield struggle with development pressures.

A popular recurring bit centers on Mr. Garvey, a veteran inner-city teacher substituting at a predominantly white high school where he struggles to pronounce his students' commonplace names (Denise is "Dee-nice," Aaron "Aaron-ron).

As a society, we struggle to see the violence of this system because it's so commonplace: "It's just the way the world works".

Across the country in New York City, finding affordable housing is a constant struggle for many residents, and apartments going for a few million are commonplace.