Sentence examples for everyday battle from inspiring English sources

Post-traumatic stress disorder has become an everyday battle for me.

In framing children versus creativity as her struggle, Emin depoliticises what for many is an everyday battle.

So it's a constant, everyday battle for parents early on, and when the child gets old enough and independent enough, they can handle it on their own".

A dizzily inventive satire of contemporary relationship mores, it finds as much scarring strangeness in the everyday battle for human companionship as it does in its central, surreal conceit.

While I try to stay cognizant of it, I too find myself guilty of this everyday battle.

A young disabled woman spoke of the welfare system as "an everyday battle that we are committed to fighting without questioning..

The events of the play were presented sharply, starkly, but somehow you could sense the voice of the author - shrewd, inquiring, with an ear for the cruel comedy in our everyday battles for status.

I really don't care about being compos mentis in my late 80s (too much of what I really care about will have gone by then), but I wouldn't mind being fit for the everyday battles of today, better placed to make a difference, less inclined to go with the flow and accept compromises.

Strauss brings Philly's unglamorous, everyday battles into the museum space with the same hand that takes fine art and hangs it under a highway.

Writing about the tales from the trenches is one way I work through the mess and celebrate the extraordinary blessings that flow from the everyday battles.

If you look at some of the most enduring pop acts, from Michael Jackson to Madonna, there were real considerations of paranoia ("Billie Jean"), personal struggles with religion ("Like a Prayer") and other everyday battles.