Sentence examples for fought struggle from inspiring English sources
I went to bed believing that politics was a bitterly fought struggle of ideas that was often corrosively divisive and woke up to hear that it was a healing force, something that could bring a nation together, a means by which those of opposing views could work together for the common good.
But it's been a hard fought struggle, especially for people like activist Pastor Evan Mawarire, who have risked it all to voice their discontent.
By giving in to novelty store suggestions of an Obama-Clinton dream ticket he would turn his hard fought struggle into a clunky, three-legged race one would find at a rickety state fair.
It has been a hard fought struggle to build a domestic research base that only now is producing locally relevant research based on local participatory assessments of domestic research needs.
With a Shona name that translates variously as "collective fight," "struggle," "uprising," or "liberation war," chimurenga music played a key role in rallying rural populations against the white-minority government during the struggle for black-majority rule during the 1960s and '70s.
The prosecutor, Jonathan Laidlaw QC, asked if he had fought or struggled.
They have fought relegation struggles before, but this is the first time one team, Bolton, has asked its players whether they felt mentally and emotionally ready to play.
They helped integrate college basketball programs and fought the struggles when white pros were routinely paid more than black players of similar caliber.
The people of Central America fought and struggled, and many died, because they believed that democracy would bring not only peace but also a better life.
