Sentence examples for context of struggle from inspiring English sources

By the end of the century—in the context of struggle against annexation to the United States Kānaka were depicting American Indians as "what we have perhaps become like". Over time, that sense of likeness would prove potent in the making of the broader category of the Indigenous.

The #BlackLivesMatter hashtag and movement comes from a specific racial context of struggle and should not, in my view, be appropriated for a different purpose, even if that purpose is one with which I agree.

Yet, if the Civil Rights era activists would have been able to use Twitter or Instagram 60 years ago, they likely would have used hashtags like #unlawful and #inappropriate, which would have been entirely appropriate in the context of struggles against laws that were unjust and absurd.

The oldest, Jack, grows up to be an architect (played by Sean Penn) who appears surprisingly briefly and always in the context of struggling with God, his parents and the death of his brother R.L., an event that starts the film's drama.

The Kurds have cast the conflict in the historical context of their struggle against Mr. Hussein, but this time against Mr. Maliki, whose accruals of power over the last year have raised alarms in Baghdad and Washington.

"The evidence we have suggests that Julissa put up a pretty tough struggle," Mr. Conley said, "and it was in the context of that struggle that she lost her life".

Ms. Wagner's directing debut took place in the context of a struggle for control of the festival among branches of the Wagner clan.

The first African American woman to be the top law enforcement official in the nation set the issue in the wider context of the struggle for civil rights.

All the American diplomatic reporting in this period takes place in the context of a struggle between the US and Russia for influence over Serbia's future direction.

Nearly every twist and turn in the Labour government's fortunes have to be seen in the context of the struggle for dominance within this complex partnership.

She is interested in the development of Black feminist theory and praxis in the context of revolutionary struggle, the salience of gender to the Black intellectual project, and the politics of Black women's anthologizing.