Sentence examples similar to faced the hardship from inspiring English sources

This novel about the first 23 years of Abraham Lincoln's life focuses on his trip down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers on a flatboat, during which he faced the hardships of frontier life and was first exposed to slavery.

As the hardships increase, the African American share of the people facing the hardship also increases.

Some of our kids face the hardship of homelessness and the sorrow of neglect.

In other words, as the economic hardships increase the white share of the people facing the hardship decreases.

She has to face the hardship and support her family.

Mr. Shakoor said that he was ready to face the hardships and that his family was dead set against leaving.

Using dogs to pull all the sledges he thought unsporting: better, he wrote, "to go forth to face the hardships, dangers and difficulties with their unaided efforts".

That mind and body needed to be exercised and shaped so as to face the hardships of life is a running theme in much of her writings.

Most people will never face the hardships my grandmother has faced in her life.

Life is a series of trials and triumphs -- you just have to face the hardships to get to the good.

But his latest work, "Sing Street," feels the most autobiographical, about a young man coming of age in Dublin in the 1980s, using the emotional, cathartic power of music to face the hardships of family, first love and school bullies.