Sentence examples for evident hardship from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Martin and Susie's unflagging optimism about their child's future despite their evident hardship is heartwarming.

Indeed, Poles have much to complain about these days, from high unemployment, to the slowdown of the once-robust economy to the ever-more-evident hardships of Poland's integration into Europe.

But while the World Cup in Brazil was expected to be some sort of colourful carnival, and just about is despite some uneven Brazil performances and all too evident economic hardship in most of the venues, the vivacity of the hosts is being regularly upstaged by contributions from the next continent north.

Mr. Touré, who spent the evening watching soccer on television and listening to music with friends, said that although everyone was enjoying the new freedoms, the legacy of Islamist occupation was evident in the hardship of everyday life.

Still, signs of hardship are evident.

Her personal hardship is extremely evident in her two autobiographical novels from 1895, Professor Hieronimus and På St. Jørgen ("At St. Jorgen's"), in which she gives an artistically controlled but thinly veiled description of her own treatment for a nervous disorder at a mental institution in Copenhagen.

The love feels heartfelt but it's difficult loving other people (the dog has it easy), a hardship that's evident in the happy-tearful faces, the tentative touches and searching glances that make this movie, or maybe all its yearning, so appealing.

The hardship isn't as evident as it would be if it came in the form of mass layoffs.

On closer inspection it was evident that the war had created hardships.

Mr. Vann Nath's pain is evident only when he talks about his hardships.

The hardship suffered by the Greeks is evident in the jobless queues, the beggars and the rough sleepers.