Sentence examples for external struggles from inspiring English sources

It's been suggested the character of Roger embodies Szymanowski's own internal and external struggles.

But now, looking back, Williams explained that each and every one of these emotional and physical hurdles, these internal and external struggles, led her to that podium in New York City on Tuesday night, making history as the first individual woman in more than three decades to earn the crown of "Sportsperson of the Year".

Sure, there are battles and feuds between other characters, there are characters who lose their way and find it again, but it's always the Skywalkers leading the charge for the Light Side, dealing with both internal and external struggles against the Dark Side, which is led by Palpatine.

They faced internal and external struggles and were forced to cope.

The show's exploration of love-hate familial relationships has shades of Tennessee Williams and Tracy Letts, while Bobby's external struggle with his unfulfilled potential is pure Death of a Salesman.

Besides the internal power struggle about the right to define the purpose of the health record, the Danish physicians have also faced an external struggle against administrators, which has taken place ever since the outset of the Danish health record approximately 150 years ago.

But it's worth remembering that Zehaf-Bibeau talked not just about an external battle but an internal struggle with demons, spiritual beings he felt had a real existence.

Outside a few weak arguments, external conflict is avoided, and internal struggles are largely unexpressed.

His external critics struggle most with the latter, seeing him as a Conservative, and his internal ones the former, uncomfortable with power's compromises.

The minister lays it out clearly, stating: "External propaganda struggle for public opinion should be treated as an important work, requiring relentless attention.

I am particularly interested in the external and internal struggles reflected in these books, struggles both national and personal – whether over land ownership and national identity or the individual's right to self-determination.