Sentence examples for reflected struggle from inspiring English sources

'Great Tribulation was a reflection of how many black British people felt back then, just as the reggae music of the time reflected struggle and oppression.

For more than two decades, listeners latched on to the singer's words which, often squarely pointed at himself, reflected struggles with addiction, romance, and public perception.

Finally, several categories of instructor misbehavior reflected struggles with how many and which concepts to include in a course: "information overload," "information underload," and "does not know subject matter".

Just as sports such as football reflect our society, they also reflects struggle.

The government's decision to be open about doubts that had previously been harboured in private could reflect struggles between outgoing leaders and their still-influential predecessors.

Besides being hit by Net stock shock, the shares reflect struggles to gain operating leverage from acquisitions.

But in the wake of major electoral defeats, the contest to fill the post tends to reflect struggles for power within the party.

Mexico's teams, however, reflected a struggle less tied to living on the streets than to the dangers they produce.

The declines reflected the struggle businesses were having trying to keep stockpiles in line with plunging sales.

The work evolved; as we were looking at songs, Todd and I realized that all the songs kind of reflected this struggle.

After nearly seven hours of talks in Luxembourg, ministers announced a holding action that reflected their struggle over how to avert a potentially disastrous default by Greece.