Sentence examples for had never struggled from inspiring English sources

He had labored to beat the Phillies on Saturday, saying that night he had never struggled so much in a postseason victory.

Deeply aware of the traditions of painting - more so than perhaps any other leading photographer - Cartier-Bresson struggled to draw and paint, as he had never struggled to take photographs.

Rick Perry, who has presided over 238 executions since becoming governor of the state, wore that record as a badge of pride during his presidential run for the Republican nomination, telling a cheering debate audience that he had never struggled to sleep at night by the idea that anyone might have been innocent.

It was a problem that I thought others experienced, but to be honest, I had never struggled with it firsthand.

And stranger yet, I had never struggled with drugs or alcohol, so why was this room engulfing me in waves of warmth?

When NBC's Brian Williams asked Rick Perry if he had ever "struggled to sleep at night with the idea that any one of [his 234 executions] might have been innocent" the Texan's response that he had "never struggled with that [at] all" was met by boisterous applause.

I have never struggled in a race".

"We've never struggled like this," Pettitte said.

"I've never struggled with that at all," he said.

Cain has never struggled as acutely as Lincecum is struggling now.

PERRY: No, sir. I've never struggled with that at all.