Sentence examples for genuine struggle from inspiring English sources

Pizarro is considered by some historians to be the leader of the first genuine struggle by colonists for independence from Spanish domination in America.

What redeems them is a particularized humanity in each, a genuine struggle, not error-free, to figure out and deal with the real challenges arising in a new society that no previous patterns will fit.

There is a genuine struggle faced by societies LGBTQ+ community that really shouldn't exist, and I'm overjoyed that YA fiction is taking topics like sexuality in the modern world and treating them as normal.

Unable to look any longer at Marcia brandishing the plastic bag, Keisha Blake threw herself face down on the bed to commence fake crying but, in the middle of this procedure, found herself locked in a genuine struggle, unable to countenance blaming either her sister or Leah, but equally unable to imagine the second option — her father being informed — with which she was now being presented.

Yours was a genuine struggle for liberty.

But it's a struggle – a genuine struggle for them.

There have been genuine struggles en route, however.

Political campaigns tend to focus on the middle class and its genuine struggles.

CBS reckons that, with the new series, viewers will be clutching their sides as the genuine hayseeds struggle to get to grips with money, power-showers and so forth.

Al-Qaida and its affiliates became the chief beneficiaries of this ignorant conflation of genuine freedom struggles with terrorism.

Other stakeholders hastened on to the bandwagon, and Muslims who were involved in genuine liberation struggles were suddenly deemed terrorists by various regimes.