Sentence examples for confrontation struggle from inspiring English sources

Any other course, he said, threatened "discord, confrontation, struggle and violence".

The Birmingham period was vicious, delirious; it ended with the city's leaders agreeing to desegregate the downtown shopping district, "the first clear, authentic victory," Frady writes, "actually won in popular confrontation and struggle, for King's movement of nonviolent mass protest".

Seconds later, a confrontation and a struggle ensued, and a shot was fired.

"All his rhetoric was the rhetoric of war, of confrontation and of perpetual struggle.

The climax of this struggle, the confrontation of the emperor Henry IV and Pope Gregory VII in 1077, took place at Matilda's castle of Canossa.

In another, it is a fascinating moment in a confrontation as much a struggle for the soul of the Church of Rome as of the Church of England.

"Stuart Pearce doesn't always like confrontation and he's struggled with big players in the past.

The ongoing struggle led to confrontation with Indira Gandhi's government.