Sentence examples for shared adversity from inspiring English sources

When does loyalty flow from love, and when from shared adversity or heritage?

"That part of it comes from my background and experience as a Marine: shared adversity.

The next best way to get close to your colleagues is through the struggle of shared adversity.

After all, I was going back to the fight, back to shared adversity, where the tempo is high and our adrenaline pulses through our veins like hot blood".

Our south-north crossing bound our family with the emotional ties of shared adversity, and it's Sullivan's contention that road trips bind us together as a nation.

One reason for that closeness, she said, may be a history of shared adversity: Almost half of the area's families, according to census figures, have incomes below the poverty line.

It is fair to say that Katniss and Peeta have shared more adversity than anyone will in their life.

We found that adjustment for early shared family adversities, child temperament, early cognitive skills and self-esteem resulted in only modest reductions in estimates of risk for young adult depression associated with childhood conduct problems.

It is an environment where their voices count, and their adversities are shared, validated, and communicated.

These ties endure because they are formed by the experience and responsibilities and adversity we have shared.

When the survival of adversity becomes a shared achievement, it can have even more profound effects, Gladwell argues.