Sentence examples for grappling between from inspiring English sources

The essence of the collaboration between German painter Gerhard Richter and Estonian composer Arvo Pärt rests in our grappling between the differences between what we hear and what we see, what we are told and what we experience with our senses, what is mediated and what hits us directly.

Due to this competition, fighting typically ensues which involves grappling between males.

Undocumented immigrants seeking medical care or safety from violence must now grapple between their need for health and safety and their fear of deportation.

Indeed, grappling with disputes between the Salafi and Sufi forms of Islam, and exploring the extremist mullah ideology, it is a play that does not shy away from the issues currently overshadowing much of both the Arab and Asian Muslim world.

But Sri Lanka is still grappling with divisions between the Sinhalese majority and Tamil minority groups.

It's one reality that both progressives and conservatives must grapple with between now and November, and beyond.

Mr. VanderLans was grappling with the tension between art and commerce while publishing his magazine.

"And maybe the industry is now grappling with the difference between 2 percent tolerance and 0 percent tolerance" for mistakes.

The Fylde MP, Mark Menzies, is, like many of his Conservative colleagues, grappling with the clash between his government's fracking fervour and constituents' concerns.

As for the apparently no-holds-barred wrestling — a flurry of pushing and grappling, like a skirmish between the schoolyard's two biggest bullies — it was preceded and concluded by courtly bowing.

The announcement of Mr. Kosner's departure comes as The Daily News battles fiercely for circulation with its chief rival, The New York Post, which is owned by the News Corporation, while grappling with its balance between hard news and lighter fare like gossip.