Sentence examples for incessant struggle from inspiring English sources

Charles's rule had been arbitrary and violent; his religious views (he was suspected of leaning toward Calvinism) had involved him in an incessant struggle with the Lutheran church.

"He left the country in a shambles, because of his incessant struggle to unify the country and because of his battles against the U.S. and Britain," said Thee Kian Wee, an economic historian.

Among the Aryan peoples who migrated to the Iranian plateau in the middle of the 2nd millennium bce, a priestly sacrificial religion arose which held that the world is the field of incessant struggle between the ahuras (gods of light, purity, and order) and the daevas (demons of darkness, pollution, and disorder).

UR is a prolongation of the incessant struggle in everyday life.

As a woman who has had an incessant struggle with infertility, I wonder, do I have value in the Church?

This kind of job may be regarded as frustrating on account of bureaucracy and the incessant struggle for resources.

To obviate the incessant struggles that had endangered Bohemia at every vacancy of the throne, Břetislav, with the consent of the nobles, decreed that the oldest member of the house of Přemysl should be the ruler of Bohemia.

His reign was marked by incessant diplomatic and military struggles to defend the right of the empire to elect an emperor independently of the papacy, to consolidate his own position, and to improve the status of his family.

Wells's Earth is a place of incessant evolution; everything is perpetually in struggling flux.

Because yes, when I am pregnant, and struggling with insomnia, heartburn, incessant peeing, back pain, leg pain, and the myriad of emotional and hormonal internal battles, let me assure you: I am totally thinking about my hair.

As the expedition struggled its way from one village to the next, under an incessant chilly downpour, he was waging an internal struggle as well.