Sentence examples for living through a difficult time from inspiring English sources

"Mexico is living through a difficult time," producer Pedro Torres said, referring to the violence that has claimed about 40,000 lives since the offensive began in 2007.

"In our country, where we do not feel the euro crisis is our daily life, we have to remember that the people in Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Greece are living through a difficult time," he said.

"Given that I lived through such a difficult time in my life, seeing this photo reminds me of how far I have come since then.

Most of us will go through a difficult time at some point in our lives, including the sporting stars we may think are invincible.

He said earlier: "My country lives in a difficult time.

My job is to support their decision and help these women through a difficult time in their lives, without interference from the government.

And then there are those songs that leave room for a little sad vulnerability – for those alone or loveless, for those stumbling through a difficult time in their lives, or simply a quiet space for the seasonal ruminations that befall most of us.

I will probably throw in a concert here and there just as I do now but ultimately I hope to keep helping others through a difficult time in their lives.

"A good woman has gone through a difficult time, and I will have to live with that for a very long time," Vilsack said.

"If you're going through a difficult time, be realistic.

This is a common feature in many Bruce fans' testimonies – the idea that his music somehow helped them through a difficult time in their own lives, through breakups, unemployment, health problems, or simply coming of age.