Sentence examples for process of struggling from inspiring English sources

The process of struggling for freedom, accepting conflict, tolerating uncertainty, joining community — this would allow democracy to survive and not die.

Atom Egoyan, the Canadian-Armenian film-maker, says his new film Ararat is a "meditation on the spiritual role of art in the process of struggling for meaning and redemption in the aftermath of genocide".

The process of struggling into one's costume in a chilly wind or relentless drizzle started to lose its appeal once the tepid safety and predictable conditions of the indoor pool became accessible to all.

One palpable feeling that stayed with me afterwards was the sense that I, too, could now tolerate more, and face more, of the little and big obstacles of living; that I could live with these difficulties, and go through the process of struggling to learn new skills, new competences.

So as a result, the (urinary) bladder might be injured during the process of struggling to push out the baby".

Through the process of struggling the participants try to ensure that what they do is good enough: ' Then we should reflect, right?

Similarily, Montgomery considers himself "an experimental artist more than just an electronic artist," and allows room for error by submitting to the process instead of struggling to realize a specific vision.  .

"The piece progressed with three successive crashes planned into the performance". Similarily, Montgomery considers himself "an experimental artist more than just an electronic artist," and allows room for error by submitting to the process instead of struggling to realize a specific vision.

The presence of divergent interests under a single party canopy masks a process of struggle and compromise that under a multiparty system is out in the open.

I think of my task as honoring the process of struggle for social change altogether.

The relationship between print and ideology is, for the Oxford volume, non-homogenous and non-linear, a process of struggle between warring economic, political, cultural, racial, ethnic, class, and gender divisions that were played out within and upon the publishing industries.