Sentence examples for never really struggled from inspiring English sources
"I had never really struggled like that before, as far as hitting, for that length of time.
He was happy to joke and has such an objective, whatever attitude to his career - mind you, he's never really struggled since breaking through on Cry Freedom, as the list of directors he runs through testifies.
Huckleberry Finn" has never really struggled up out of a continuous vortex of discord, and probably never will, as long as its enchanting central figures, with their confused and incalculable feelings for each other, remain symbols of our own racial confusion.
In that respect she never really struggled for recognition, although, self-pitying and combative, she always complained that she did -- until the New York art world, fickle as usual, finally did begin to turn the spotlight elsewhere by the late 1950's.
I've never really struggled with my knees before.
I retired in 2009 and never really struggled because, like George Foreman said to me, you have to use your sport to help your life afterwards.
Because Marcus never really struggles to reconcile clashing imperatives, he never undergoes any sort of development or evolution.
The men were generous with their cash, and while he was never really struggling for money, he knew he could use the extra bucks.
Since he first began running for office in 1995, Barack and Michelle Obama have never really stopped struggling over how to combine politics and marriage: how to navigate the long absences, lack of privacy, ossified gender roles and generally stultifying rules that result when public opinion comes to bear on private relationships.
But they really struggled".
