Sentence examples for realistic struggle from inspiring English sources

zmeyonysh (Peter, 30, Programmer): "Start a REALISTIC struggle against corruption and really introduce the concept of the inviolability of private property".

(Flicker Alley, $89.99, not rated GRIFFITH MASTERWORKS 2 Five features by the great form-giver of the early American cinema, D. W. Griffith, including the Museum of Modern Art's restoration of the (nearly) complete "Way Down East" (1920) and Griffith's underrated final feature, the brutally realistic "Struggle" (1931).

The three characters at the center of the novel -- Aibileen, Minny, and Skeeter -- possess distinctive voices and realistic internal struggles.

To the Editor: As the parent of an adult child with autism and executive director of Autism Works, I applaud your article for providing a realistic view of the struggles we face helping our loved ones gain their independence.

The story, which covers two action-packed days in the US military's ongoing battle against insurgents in Afghanistan, masterfully switches between the perspective of an elite group of soldiers (Tier 1), and the Army Rangers, and offers a genuine, realistic look into the struggles of being a modern warrior.

I think this is a very realistic portrayal of a struggling actress in Los Angeles.

A day after the movie's debut on Friday evening, Teller said he thought early moviegoers had responded to the film because of its realistic portrayal of teen struggles, including underage drinking.

Creators of dramatic series like "N.Y.P.D. Blue" and "Law and Order" acknowledge that they are struggling to create realistic dramas by mentioning the terrorist attacks but not focusing on them.

However, until now, researchers have struggled to replicate realistic privacy risks within experimental methodologies designed to manipulate independent variables.

Instead he began painting realistic images that depicted the struggles and tensions of the Argentine people.

Fiona and Cordelia The troubled mother-daughter relationship between Fiona and Cordelia was one of the more realistic and relatable parent-child struggles of "American Horror Story".