Sentence examples for point of struggle from inspiring English sources

It was a rain forest of text, where every bit of soil was a point of struggle.

For me, living with these fears in my business, I got to the point of struggle where I had had enough.

Foucault encouraged looking past obvious points of struggle and conflict towards the seemingly mundane or ordinary.

[It has] marked the turning point of the struggle for freedom ... from a constitutional and political one to primarily a military struggle".

The point of the struggle?

Ukraine, which has 46 million people, has been a focal point of the struggle for influence in post-Soviet space.

The turning point of the struggle was the capture of Palermo in 1072, when Robert invested Roger as his vassal with the county of Sicily and Calabria with a limited right to govern and to tax.

The Western Wall plaza has recently been in the news as the focal point of a struggle between Jewish women demanding the right to pray in a style traditionally limited to men and the strictly Orthodox forces who oppose them.

The spectacle of police beating and brutalising unarmed civilians for the crime of sitting on the pavement and demanding a fairer world brings home the point of the struggle to public and protesters alike.

Ten people were reported dead and 800 injured yesterday at the focal point of the struggle, Tahrir Square in Cairo, after the president's supporters mounted attacks on the crowd of protesters.

I follow Milo's nose to a pile of fresh raccoon scat, trying to appreciate it from his point of view; struggle through the clumps of wild roses; and find the old road to the abandoned well that preceded the neighborhood's tiny public water system.