Sentence examples for inevitable adversity from inspiring English sources

Confidence is developed from several sources including being maximally prepared, have a mental 'toolbox' so you can fix problems when they arise, training and responding positively to the inevitable adversity you will face in practice and competitions, staying positive when things aren't going well, and having success in training and competitions.

You may not be able to escape all of life's inevitable adversities, but you can modify the way you 'perceive' such an event.

Bryzgalov has turned his game around in recent months, but what will happen when he has to face the inevitable playoff adversity (he's allowed 41 goals in 11 playoff games the last two years)?

A cluster of like-minded players, Cherington believed, could steer the team through the inevitable distractions and adversity that arise every season.

Accept the inevitability of adversity.

The history of spaceflight tells us unfortunately that some adversity is inevitable.

Adversity is an inevitable part of wilderness travel; for many, the struggle is part of its allure.

Being alive can be dangerous for your health, but the risks are inevitable: even the luckiest person will have to face adversity and eventual death.

He did not subscribe to models of self-determination, or the belief that the spirit could triumph over adversity; some things seemed to him ingrained, inevitable.

If high uncertainty is really unavoidable, if the Buddhists are right, gratification is transitory and suffering inevitable, then, in the big picture, the odds of adversity aren't 50% but 100%.

Wolves, cave-ins, famine, cabin-fever, flooding, burrowing down to a demon god … Failure is inevitable, and not only do your dwarves go mad in adversity – they often create works of art to reflect what's happened.