Sentence examples for in constant struggle from inspiring English sources

The plot that thrilled generations of readers is in constant struggle with Scott's prose, which is verbose in the extreme.

But constraint is inherent to art: beside the limits of convention and technique, the limits of one's own abilities oppress all artists, and are the divine censors who mock the artist and against whom all artists are in constant struggle.

Thomas is examined through the prism of race because, they argue, "that is the prism through which Thomas often views himself," and their main argument is that "he is in constant struggle with his racial identity — twisting, churning, sometimes hiding from it, but never denying it, even when he's defiant about it".

Since the company is first and foremost a political experiment, it shouldn't be surprising that the joint Franco-German leadership was in constant struggle, and to reduce tension had created redundancies and operational divisions that may have made sense to a diplomat, but not a manager.

In Königsberg it was a divisive influence that was in constant struggle with local authorities.

Countries such as Central African Republic, Mali, Haiti, and Sudan have been in constant struggle with fragility over the past 20 years.

Current Therapy in Equine Medicine also reports that overly high stocking density results in "constant struggles among horses" because they have a difficult time maintaining balance.

Like the Swiss, these Three Leagues had achieved a far-reaching autonomy, but also were involved in constant struggles with the Habsburgs, who ruled the neighbouring territories to the east and who kept trying to bring the Grisons under their influence.

Yankees starter Andy Pettitte, in contrast to Hudson, was in a constant struggle, throwing 26 pitches in the first inning.

So Haig at the state department found himself in a constant struggle with Allen in the White House, and Kirkpatrick at the UN.

Kempe offers a good illustration of useful revisionist history, in the constant struggle to define toughness in a way that actually protects us rather than initiating a catastrophe.