If societies moved forward historically as the result of class struggle, then individuals were constantly dealing with a struggle between the reality of the world around them and what they thought about that world.
Little things that I used to do constantly are now a struggle.
With the sun setting and the air cooling ever so slightly, Jo Konta beat Svetlana Kuznetsova, the eighth seed, 3-6, 7-5, 7-5 in a struggle of constantly ebbing fortunes to reach the Olympic quarter-finals.
There is a constantly shifting power struggle on an NYC playground; alliances shift on a dime.
This view of natural order as a brutal and constantly shifting struggle for survival more closely accords with Cruzvillegas's interests in human movement and migration, and in the impermanence and transformation of the environments in which we live.
In the article, Claudia Roth Pierpont paints a picture of Ellington as a man constantly struggling to maintain a broad appeal, (even in the American south where he occasionally played for segregated audiences), while making his music the front on which he waged war against the racism that inevitably shaped his compositions, performances, and his life.
"I was constantly struggling to remember a person, a place, an event, a word," Ms. Brunzie said.
Tony Blair constantly puts the struggle for a better Iraq within a broader context of moral concerns.
As a recent college graduate pursuing a career path in journalism, I am constantly struggling with this battle myself.
I came of age after the civil rights era and Crown Heights, and I constantly struggle to maintain an identity that is firmly rooted in progressive Jewish values.
"But there is a creative force constantly struggling to evolve an executive organ of godlike knowledge and power... and every man and woman born is a fresh attempt to achieve this object".
