Sentence examples for immense struggles from inspiring English sources

In the interconnected stories of "Love and Longing in Bombay" (1997), Chandra gracefully evoked a city of immense struggles, dreams, and pain.

Despite the immense struggles of organization and fund-raising that that task required, it also turns out that in 1948 Kirstein was busy in the art world: He organized an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (which he had served in many ways since its foundation) of sculpture by Elie Nadelman.

"We have faced immense struggles, from tribal sovereignty, an epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women, and being single mothers reliant on food stamps," Haaland told me.

Absorbing the influx of refugees has been an immense struggle for Syria's neighbours," she says.

The HFPA voters will surely find it an immense struggle to separate Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara in Carol or to choose between both of them and Saoirse Ronan (who gives such an exceptional performance in Brooklyn).

Around 2001, he developed a taste for something like the rap power ballad: a melodramatic verse coupled with a chorus, now typically sung by a woman, that reinforces the immense struggle of being Eminem.

His notebooks detailed rambling plans and fears that suggest his immense struggle at times to maintain the flow of choreography and to keep his company going through financial crises.

There are huge passages of immense struggle; then everything comes to rest and there are reflective passages of beautiful writing for what becomes no more than a chamber orchestra.

We forget that the awful period afterwards came out of an immense struggle between, if you like, the good and the bad – and the good was very, very good," explains Michael.

I'm the type for whom it's an immense struggle to do anything but.

You may not have done it without immense struggle, sacrifice, or without nerves that had "a little pee running down your leg" as Iyanla Vanzant recently said, but you did it.