Sentence examples for means struggle from inspiring English sources
In the Arabic language, jihad literally means "struggle".
The Arabic word jihad, this member of the beleaguered Welfare Party was in effect saying, basically just means "struggle".
"Jihad means struggle," she countered, and Inspire wants to teach women to resist all forms of violence, whatever its origin.
Agon – the Greek word means struggle, or contest – was Stravinsky's final ballet, composed for the Russian-American choreographer George Balanchine.
Decades ago some of them reformulated jihad a term which means struggle of various sorts as a justification of political violence.
Or it means struggling through unfamiliar locales and new terrain in any number of dimensions.
The word "jihad", for example, is often translated as "holy war" but actually means "struggling" or "surviving".
This means struggling to arrange two weekends together each month as we now live and work 250 miles apart.
The production design plays into the sense of Firth's character struggling to be a king, which, for him, means struggling to be himself.
Help for recovering addicts For Hasan, recovery means struggling with discrimination and stigma, as well.
