Sentence examples for communal struggle from inspiring English sources

We discover in the communal struggle, the shared sense of meaning and purpose, a cause.

"There was a power struggle going on at every level, a communal struggle for power and resources.

Though that style has often been compared to Henry Moore's, her work has always been grounded in her perspective as a black woman and artist, ruminating on communal struggle, pride, resistance, resilience and history, particularly through her depictions of the female form.

A Tale of a Recovering Anorexic is a six-part series rooted in honesty and our communal struggle with body image.

Look at our continent and you could see a place cursed by corruption, scarred by communal struggles and riddled with racism.

Destroyed in the communal struggles of 1111 and by the Milanese in 1158, it was refounded on the present site by the emperor Frederick I Barbarossa but later joined the Lombard League against him.

If they could do that, in the heart of the Arab world, and actually begin to ease the intra-communal struggle within Islam, it would be a huge example for others.

The assessment implicitly contradicted the Administration's rhetoric by declaring the violence in Iraq to be driven by a communal power struggle in which the Iraqi government was one of the main actors.

The phenomenon was causing social "erosion" and had left shops and other communal facilities struggling for enough business to keep going, he said.

The hostage-taking has spelled out the complexities of the unrest in the Sahel: a tangled mix of communal tensions, economic struggle, desertification, poverty, criminality, kidnapping and smuggling, which shifts seamlessly across borders.

I don't think that anyone feels that I no longer care about their individual and communal joys and struggles in life, but we need to be clear that it is no longer my place to offer pastoral care, input on congregational life and/or commentary on pastoral leadership.