Sentence examples for life hurdles from inspiring English sources

Yes, the first time you scroll though it can be jarring — and, depending on the life hurdles you've faced over the years, can be quite sad.

I wonder whether dignity and pride, as perceived by the Japanese, might underlie seemingly disparate reactions to life hurdles: a remarkable sense of national strength, perseverance and kinship in the face of the disaster, on the one hand; and suicide as a result of a perceived personal failure and low tolerance for mistakes, on the other.

A brash, tough-talking Texan who spent her life hurdling obstacles placed in her way by chauvinistic sports fans, sexist reporters and class-conscious golfers, Didrikson often showed up in the clubhouse before a tournament and bellowed to her female competitors: "The Babe's here!

At the end of the day, I believe this will be another life hurdle that I'll clear.

It's not until they burn out, get divorced or run into some other major life hurdle that they pause to figure out the answer.

"We hoped to make trivial objects and environments turn into larger-than-life hurdles and triumphs," they said. .

Robert Smith was used to powering through life's hurdles, both personal and political.

The study identified four factors — quality of life, career, hurdles and "give back" — that influenced the subjects' thinking about a possible return to India.

The slangy title of Jackson's second collection is a layered metaphor, implying, among other things, basketball, jewelry, and life's hurdles.

A man who can put fourteen items into a shopping basket — again, I'm not counting the Huey Lewis CD — and call them ten is a man who can take life's hurdles and make them his bitch.

But underneath lies an unmistakeable sense of grit and determination, a fierce desire to confound and triumph, all of which stems from a life of hurdles and challenges.