Sentence examples for life's adversities from inspiring English sources

A women of tremendous courage, who faced life's adversities head on with resilience and acceptance.

Back then, I was too young to understand what death meant, or the pain a parent carries when they can no longer protect their child from life's adversities.

The book is billed as helping people "facing life's adversities" and offering an "inspirational meditation on the gifts we can find among life's biggest challenges".

But in May 2009, she raised the matter again in interviews and television appearances, including one on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," and in a second memoir, "Resilience: Reflections on the Burdens and Gifts of Facing Life's Adversities" (Broadway Books, 2009).

The uncertain paternity of the baby girl is one more chapter in the continuing drama of the Edwardses' marriage as Mrs. Edwards prepares for the publication on Thursday of her new book, "Resilience: Reflections on the Burdens and Gifts of Facing Life's Adversities," published by Broadway Books.

In truth, Mrs. Edwards had already begun falling from her pedestal last year, when she published her book, "Resilience," about facing life's adversities, and embarked upon a media tour that seemed intended to draw the entire country into her marital woes.

Here are four compass points for life's adversity.

Out of life's adversity and pain comes unfathomable beauty.

The most we can hope for is that stars and their children will use the media in constructive ways to help the rest of us deal with life's adversity.

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

When in the mid-1960's a journalist asked Decca to comment on Nancy's statement, "Sisters are a shield against life's cruel adversity," Decca replied, "But sisters are life's cruel adversity!" Except when they weren't.