Sentence examples for hardship of from inspiring English sources

Hardship, of course, may be a matter of voters' perspective.

Phillip DeVine's life was not without hardship of its own.

So the hardship of Kingsolver's planned abstinence isn't that great.

Before Midnight is about the hardship of being together.

And the hardship of living in two places took its toll.

Competent Afghan officials didn't want the risk or the hardship of moving there.

But he never forgot the pain and and hardship of those Depression years.

Brits, it seems, much prefer the hardship of low wages to the misery of no wages.

"Call it a reward, for all the hardship of the last couple of weeks.

Her customers are cotton pickers and young Maya witnesses the relentless hardship of their daily lives.

What other nation would celebrate the sporting hardship of an opponent?