Sentence examples for constant hardship from inspiring English sources

For most people this constitutes a constant hardship, inducing a rebellion and fretfulness against life.

But when he told his parents that he wished to become a professional dancer, his father objected, arguing that a dancer's life was one of constant hardship.

Half an hour's drive down a dirt track from the nearest country road, in a valley on the fringes of Taliban territory, every day he sees dozens of cases like Mojabeen, a thin 19-year-old mother of three whose leopard-print dress beneath her burqa seems incongruous with her life of constant hardship.

This was approximately the 15th successive award won by Mad Max: Fury Road, and the directors were starting to worry that people might have preferred a fun film about some cool cars to their interminably worthy and hard-to-watch meditations on endless constant hardship.

His stories are almost as celebrated as his songs, and this romantic slice of Americana is perhaps the best of them, but it is, he insists, the "G-rated [PG] version" of events, which involved constant hardship and at least one jail spell.

In the modern era, our nation experienced constant hardship and difficulties.

Cruz's second novel explores the identity crisis of the Dominican diaspora through the story of the resilient Colón family, whose members move from a remote island village to New York, where constant hardships keep their dreams out of reach.

Some went insane from the constant hardships — dysentery and scurvy, ferocious storms alternating with stifling heat, tsetse flies, jiggas worms that produced crippling ulcers on their feet.

He had to protect a weak, thinly settled frontier nearly 400 miles (650 km) in length with only some 700 ill-disciplined colonial troops, to cope with a legislature unwilling to support him, to meet attacks on the drunkenness and inefficiency of the soldiers, and to endure constant wilderness hardships.

As a result of the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, children have been exposed to constant violence and hardship.

Growing up with constant rejection and economic hardship has scarred many.