Sentence examples for hardship it has from inspiring English sources

In spite of the hardship it has occasionally entailed, Nighy remains happy in his role.

The D & H Canal, which reached its heyday in the late 1800's, is another reminder that while the long decline of economic activity in upstate New York has brought hardship, it has also revitalized the environment.

A country that remains broadly pro-European, despite the hardship it has suffered in the last few years, looks set to cast a big protest vote against politics as usual.

In a time of economic hardship, it has been estimated that an obese individual will pay an additional $2,741 in medical costs each year.

For those who have known the trauma and hardship it has taken to advance to this day, it is, indeed, a day worthy of robust celebration Marriage is after all, a celebration that aches to be shared with as many people as possible.

The National Automobile Dealers Association said most dealers were still taking part in the program, but it urged the Transportation Department to speed up processing to ease the hardship it had created for dealers, many of them already having financial difficulties because of slumping sales.

A person, for Nietzsche, has a Dionysian attitude toward life insofar as he affirms his life unconditionally; in particular, insofar as he affirms it including the "suffering" or other hardships it has involved.

He loved life despite all the hardships it had thrown at him.

Mr. Forman recalled his disappointment when his 1967 film "The Fireman's Ball" was banned in Communist Czechoslovakia, but like many hardships, it had a happy ending: the movie was chosen for the New York Film Festival, nominated for an Oscar and became his ticket to America.

In a somewhat selfish way, I feel grateful to be able to experience hardship as it has given me purpose and a deep resolve that failure is not an option.

Going without a hat has been no hardship-rather it has been an opportunity to appear temperamental... Yet a man may go too far.