Sentence examples for intellectual struggles from inspiring English sources

In such painful adaptations, in such intellectual struggles, Smolny may find its way.

In this case, as peace plans evolve and bloodshed continues, such intellectual struggles may even alter those future prospects.

While intellectual struggles between pragmatism and purity have driven soccer narratives in many corners of the world, it is in Argentina, perhaps, that the dichotomy most shapes the battle for the soul of the game.

Where Saxo's Hamlet pretended to be mad in order to lay his plans for revenge against his uncle and successfully carried them out, Shakespeare's retelling shows how the modern intellectual struggles to discover the truth, in the still-medieval world of the Danish court.

The most successful are able to capture the zeitgeist and make us feel that they have crawled inside our own moral, emotional and intellectual struggles.

The history of macroeconomics begins in intellectual struggle.

Years of research, intellectual struggle and hard labor have gone into the words on the pages.

So much of his lifelong intellectual struggle and his work still seems pertinent.

In short, it's not that ideas of government interventionism and free markets are fighting a titanic intellectual struggle.

IT'S a pity, because there's an intellectual struggle in America now about how to portray Islam.

Namazie is on the right side of the great intellectual struggle of our time between incompatible versions of liberalism.