Sentence examples for of repeated struggles from inspiring English sources

The Civitas Leonina, or Leonine City, became the papal citadel and was the site of repeated struggles, sieges and expulsions.

Hegel argues, with some justice, that the entire human historical process has been driven by a series of repeated struggles for recognition.

The human desire for recognition drives social development, which consists of repeated struggles for recognition, until it reaches the liberal solution.

Our study of drinking, alcoholism, withdrawal symptoms, the repeated struggle to stop drinking, and success/failure in abstinence, based on interviewees' viewpoints, yielded a process for abstinence.

It was a succession of repeated stumbles and that indicated to me he was struggling with the going".

The long-term effects of repeated concussions have become a particular concern, with recent reports of the struggles of former players who sustained multiple concussions during their careers.

In the west, Saladin was engaged in his struggles against the Crusaders, but al-Nāṣir sent him little aid in spite of repeated requests.

The Athenians struggle mightily to catch up after three lost years from 1997 to 2000 because of repeated delays.

He struggled with depression and alcohol abuse, however, and was given a general discharge because of repeated misconduct.

The announcement on Wednesday that New Hampshire's presidential primary will be Jan . 10represented the end of months of struggle — repeated every four years, like clockwork — to decide which states will have an oversize influence in picking the presidential nominees.

But as the Nets have struggled in their last few games, the players have appeared to tire of repeating the same lines about patience and delayed gratification.