Sentence examples for dramatic struggle from inspiring English sources
In any case, spectators who hoped to see a dramatic struggle were disappointed.
So far, the most militant, most dramatic struggle around cuts in public services took place in France.
America is engaged in a dramatic struggle with a charismatic nutcase who, to American eyes, has developed an Islamic version of fascism.
In any case, Artemisia's picture differs markedly from Caravaggio's in depicting a dramatic struggle, in which Judith's maid plays an active part, holding the frantically resisting general down as the heroine's sword slices into the victim's neck, his blood running in rivulets across the sheets and down the head of his bed.
The primary dramatic struggle of Season 6 has been that Peggy was pushed offstage at the end of Season 5. When the show's most sympathetic character left Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, it felt like the oxygen was sucked out of the building.
MANILA — The former president of the Philippines, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, was arrested in her hospital room on Friday on charges of election fraud, her lawyer said, after days of dramatic struggle with the government over whether she would be allowed to leave the country for medical treatment.
Bausch's dance pieces tend to explore the dramatic struggles between men and women.
Confessing even the most dramatic struggles, I have found, people reach for the simplest language, that of a child before a world too confusing to understand.
But that's a tricky game to play, given his team's dramatic struggles on offense.
I've had lots of struggles along the way and I've shared those struggles whether they were the most dramatic struggles or just the lesser frustrating ones and people laugh because the truth is, as much as we may think we're terribly unique, in all of our difficulties we have a lot more in common than we have differences no matter who you are.
George R.R. Martin himself has already addressed my question, with his best answer being that watching women struggle creates dramatic conflict, stating, "If you portray a utopia, then you probably wrote a pretty boring book".
