Sentence examples for doesn't struggle to from inspiring English sources

Who doesn't struggle to move on?

"There is not one person on this block that doesn't struggle to put food on the table," he says.

That's because German artists since the end of the war produced almost nothing that doesn't struggle to cope with or to escape from History.

From an aristocratic Spanish background, Fiamma is an independent spirit who doesn't struggle to fit in with the group and seems more or less immune to its members' hostility when they turn on her.

In a recent App Smart column on children's book apps, I lauded The Fantastic Flying Books of Morris Lessmore, which doesn't struggle to follow the metaphor of traditional books.

It's got to be well-informed, but it's also got to tell a compelling story so the reader doesn't struggle to keep up, without being dumbed down," Stewart said.

A country like mine that does not struggle to obtain cheap and low-impact energy has no future.

Unlike Mr. Sims, the governor says he does not struggle to reconcile his public and private personas.

She does not see herself as disordered; she does not struggle to be straight, but she insists that her religion forbids her a sex life.

These passages come alive with detail and life: Maud does not struggle to remember anything when she is transported back in time in her own mind.

"We don't struggle to improve our economy.