Sentence examples for much struggled with from inspiring English sources

I very much struggled with it.

"This was something I very much struggled with," the American said.

Coupled now with Harper's own pursuit of what he expects society views as the standard, it shows even the sports world is still very much struggling with body image and outdated expectations of what it means to look like a man, woman or athlete.

Trump, the Republican nominee, "does not so much struggle with the truth as strangle it altogether".

Donald Trump, the Republican nominee for President, does not so much struggle with the truth as strangle it altogether.

"I know all the things they tried to deny him, how much he struggled with, all the times I told him, 'Why don't you quit and try track, or any sport that black people do?' " The line Shani Davis prefers is that as a young skater in a predominantly African-American club in Evanston, Ill., he believed speedskating was "a black sport".

If women really understood how much men struggled with lust, we'd immediately change all of our clothing choices so men won't "stumble" in "their walk".

It's a formula other once great, now not so much, struggling orchestras with low morale probably envy and can try to imitate.

Other sub-sectors were much less advanced, struggled with the priority setting process, which was a new experience to them, and did not have much information to feed into the process.

He did not have much training, and struggled with his nerves, resorting to shots of vodka before each meeting.

My much loved aunt struggled with severe alcoholism for 20 years, before falling while drunk in her early 60s and suffering a brain haemorrhage, which led her to develop dementia.