Sentence examples for much a struggle from inspiring English sources

All their work since, Mr. Spielberg added, "has been pretty much a struggle, compared to how easy that was".

In another, it is a fascinating moment in a confrontation as much a struggle for the soul of the Church of Rome as of the Church of England.

There is a scramble on for buildings in postwar Baghdad, and it is as much a struggle over ideas and power as real estate.

But, as the coverage of the Loyal Political Wives shows, it's as much a struggle to be waged out in the world as within formal politics.

Whether it was Kennedy's ghostwritten books and lumbar support, the ruthless image management of the Reagan Republicans or Blair's New Labour, politics has been as much a struggle to prove to the voter that our politicians are smarter, stronger, fitter, better looking and have better hair than the other lot.

Even after $450,000 in sales last fall and flattering coverage in Vogue and other periodicals, he is still very much a struggling designer whose business runs in the red.

"My dad was very much a struggling actor," she says, "and spent more of his life as a postman, as a member of a Tarmac firm, as a van driver.

It was too much of a struggle.

For many, earning a living is too much of a struggle to think about politics.

Actually, it didn't seem like all that much of a struggle.

They did not give the Devils much of a struggle in the Eastern Conference finals.