Sentence examples for perpetually struggle from inspiring English sources

What virtuous people perpetually struggle against is not political ideology, for ideology (as Lessing imagines it) is really just a mask for resentment.

PARIS — Young designers always try to distinguish their brands, looking for that distinctive style that will set them apart; established houses, meanwhile, perpetually struggle to hold onto their heritage without becoming repetitious.

At a university like Belmont, where Byrd would perpetually struggle to recruit elite post players, heaving a high number of long-range attempts made perfect sense, within the confines of the offense he constructed.

At the heart of the case is an essential question we perpetually struggle with: Is the value of diversity sufficient to warrant active interventions to ensure it in every sphere?

Those wacky challenges, what David Letterman might call "Stupid Human Tricks," remain the heart of a show that is a beloved but perpetually struggling German institution.

"Notes," after all, was the work of a controversial Democratic president, a gentleman scientist perpetually struggling with money problems and charges of godlessness.

Not until last month did Middlesbrough, a dour also-ran perpetually struggling to stay in the top tier of English soccer, win the English League Cup.

If matters stay the same, with working people perpetually struggling in an environment of ever-increasing economic insecurity and inequality, the very stability of the society will be undermined.

After the war, these two giants all but ceased production, and French cinema became (by and large) the work of small, quasi-artisanal companies, perpetually struggling to reach markets outside their borders.

There is something in the air these days, and it is not just the thick white smoke billowing from the few remaining smokestacks in this long-neglected and perpetually struggling industrial city.

Set in the run-up to Nigeria's independence in 1960, and shifting from the tangible world to its spiritual, supernatural parallel, The Famished Road revealed the plight of a country perpetually struggling to be born, by portraying the faith and betrayed dreams of its poor.