Sentence examples similar to meaningless struggles from inspiring English sources

His later Samuel tetralogy, which might be considered a psychohistory, traced his family's harsh fates in Sweden and Canada in the hope of detecting meaning in a seemingly meaningless struggle for survival.

In the new film "No Man's Land," Branko Djuric (left) and Rene Bitorajac play a Bosnian and a Serb -- wounded enemy soldiers trapped between the lines -- who are thrown together in an absurdist satire that portrays war as a meaningless struggle.

Leicester will celebrate its championship at its final home match of the season, a now meaningless kickaround against struggling Everton next weekend.

Anticipating $500 million to $800 million in state money to build new school facilities, Dr. Edwin Duroy, the state-appointed superintendent of schools, realized that improving schools was meaningless if the struggling city was ignored.

We're taught that their struggles are meaningless, their hurt unimportant.

For many of them, relying on the mythology of "the struggle" is meaningless.

All of those would seem more compelling than a meaningless game between the struggling Mets and the lowly Pittsburgh Pirates, two teams playing out the schedule for little more than contractual obligation.

Without an adequate answer to it, life is meaningless; we have been struggling to come up with one since our very inception.

This ruinous struggle has been essentially meaningless: I now owe more than what I started out owing, not unlike my parents with their mortgage.

It's meaningless because our history is the struggle of many different Britains, each with their own conflicting sets of values.

His own struggles seemed like petty complications, meaningless snags in the dull itinerary that was his life.