Sentence examples for contended with being from inspiring English sources

"Dave was an experience," said Angela Tiberi, his younger sister, who contended with being nicknamed, "Witchie Poo".

In recent weeks, Maher has contended with being insulted by guest Fareed Zakaria and with panelists whose unsolicited comments threatened to derail a comedic bit in the middle of the program.

But in our interview, the biggest issue Ray Kelly contended with is why authorities released the Michael Brown videotape.

But he has to contend with being narrowcast still.

Mr. Tozzoli said the association must also contend with being frequently confused with the World Trade Organization, the international body that sets trade rules and settles trade disputes.

At 30, she's already a music-industry veteran, and has had to contend with being in and out of fashion.

Ennis now has to contend with being behind Russia's Tatyana Chernova, who beat her to heptathlon gold at the world championships last year.

A man from Guanajuato, Mexico working on a Connecticut farm contends with being away from his family and home for years in order to support their dreams and build them a new life.

My father had to contend with being a painter, sculptor, and drawer, and fighting against the stigma of being a polymath in Britain.

When they're out, they will then have to contend with being a "convicted criminal," which affects things down the line like employment and housing.

They will still, however, have to contend with being the party that has a man accused of sexual misconduct by 19 women sitting in the White House.