Sentence examples for its adversities from inspiring English sources

"Sports is a celebration of life," she said, and that includes its adversities.

Through all its adversities, Israel has generally enjoyed the singular luxury of believing in its own cause.

Leonard Woolf led an exemplary life, rich in spite of its adversities (in addition to Virginia, two of his siblings and a sister-in-law committed suicide, and another sister was mentally unstable).

Essentially, one will be able to navigate through life and its adversities and thus obtain a healthy spiritual uplifting.

The way they bat actually reflects that: their skill sets were honed for Test match play, their mental strength built by its adversity.

In truth, they're not the first to be prompted to create art by the circumstances of Wilson's troubling life; if you've heard his song In My Room, recorded as early in his career as 1963, you'll know Wilson made a pretty good job of channelling its adversity himself.

Should we call it adversity?

On Tuesday, Ford announced that it would aim to eliminate 1,000 white-collar jobs in America to tackle rising costs.If the clouds over Detroit have a silver lining, it is that Chrysler has profited from its rivals' adversity.

The answer -- in all its current adversity -- is a resounding no.

Its lyrics depict adversities faced by the protagonist, "Little Rhinestone Target", as he tries to change his name in pursuit of his shoe fetish before it ends with a gunshot, which was inspired by The Olympics' 1958 song "Western Movies".

Certainly, he has taken that lesson to its extreme, turning his adversity-filled early childhood into a platform for various causes — and, increasingly, for himself.