Sentence examples for one struggles from inspiring English sources
Half watchful, one struggles not to dwell on CLASS conflict and related tensions as they intrude on the third episode.
A ceiling on the penalty makes sense, but one struggles to justify the floor.
10): One struggles to see Tea Partiers, marching on the National Mall, as "angelheaded hipsters burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night" — which is how Allen Ginsberg described the Beats in 1955.
So, for an actor working on this material, there is an emphasis on learning the lines exactly as written, but often one struggles with trying to remember if at a specific moment a guy is called a son of a bitch or a bastard.
(But as a journalist one struggles with the same thing. Read Janet Malcolm on that potentially treacherous exchange of energy).
It is a phenomenon that one struggles to imagine the more austere cultural critics commentating on without perplexity.
"Boxing has always been a sport that best reflects life, with its one-on-one struggles that we can all relate to.
Rebecca isn't the only one struggling.
McFarquhar wasn't the only one struggling.
The Mets got six shutout innings from one struggling pitcher.
His life had been one struggle for survival after another.
