Sentence examples for have tribulations from inspiring English sources

And that, given that history and future will always have tribulations, is the true comfort.

We all have tribulations and trials in our lives which are to lead us to the glorifying of the Father.

"In the world ye shall have tribulation," Jesus says in the Gospel of St. John, "but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world".

Official intimacy did have its tribulations.

In that year, 1,870 boys and 149 girls were brought up to have their tribulations considered.

In truth, I was flabbergasted that the hero did not have any tribulations with the border guards.

First, because they have survived tribulation, not only from the public trappings of fame or the private woes of failed IVF, but from the added pressures of such unholy racism in the early days of their marriage – up to and including physical threat – that they were effectively driven from their London home.

The National Black Arts Festival has gone through its own tribulations.

Each has her tribulations, and each is sharply drawn.

New York may be the world's best place to be stuck in, all things considered, but it has its tribulations.

While her own had its tribulations – her parents divorced when she was four – she marvels at the camaraderie in her husband's, the Algerian-born Redha Debbah, who was her taxi driver during a West End stage run 14 years ago.