Sentence examples for hard beginnings from inspiring English sources

Speaker after speaker from both parties told narratives of hard beginnings, tall odds and redemptive outcomes.

Mr. Rodriguez's lawyers presented him to the court as a "true success story," an altruistic man who rose from hard, humble beginnings to achieve good things, a man who was felled by one bad decision.

Just because you want hard hitting beginnings that doesn't mean you must have all club records with a big bass and synthesizers.

He is very good at character and plot, and it is a fine sign that the second act is better than the first: endings are harder than beginnings.

"All beginnings are hard," Rabbi Horowitz said.

In Ms. Nelson's world new beginnings are hard won and often costly.

Fairy tales, she argues, rarely dramatize, much less endorse, the conservative Republican virtues of honesty and plain dealing and ascension from humble beginnings through hard work.

Worth remembering, for with its beginnings in hard- left politics, Topic has often been tarred with a certain ideological correctness, especially recently, as the likes of guitarist Bert Jansch and the delicate Vashti Bunyan, who would not have been touched with a barge pole back in the Sixties, have enjoyed newfound fame.

She's grafted hard since her humble beginnings, bringing the dancehall sound to a more accessible zone.

Today, on Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, I'm reminded of a saying from the Torah: "All beginnings are hard".

Companies are like human beings: hardscrabble beginnings beget hard-minded men.