Sentence examples for shared fights from inspiring English sources
"There are a lot of cross-cultural values across the continent," says Obi. "There are shared fights, shared visions, and shared experiences".
Of course, in our shared fights we must pay particular attention to combating terrorism, but it is also important to mention that, in some of these fights, the US Administration has at times gone too far, both at internal and international levels, and I am chairing a European parliamentary committee to look into some of these excesses on the international stage.
ST. LOUIS — Invoking the power of regular people to take on the "rigged system," Donald J. Trump on Saturday paid his respects to the conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly, while suggesting they were kindred spirits in a shared fight.
Not so, says Freedland, since they each bring a scholarly and cerebral background to a shared fight against the horrors of the global financial crisis.
She is frustrated with the power of the male patriarchy that pushes her to be not only Zapata's lover, but also the mother to two of his children and his "political sister" in their shared fight for freedom.
Aside from the obvious barrier that entrenched racism presented to this possible coalition, there was such a strong feeling of a shared fight that real and successful efforts were made together.
His other great foe was a slightly less saintly figure with whom he shared six fights.
Some of the Astra's exotica may confuse or vex American buyers: a single cupholder seems positioned to be shared — or fought over — by front and rear occupants.
People are coming together to share their stories, to find solidarity, so the pain and the injustice is not isolated but shared and fought together as a united front.
United by our shared values, Fighting Poverty with Faith kicked off this week with a commitment to speaking out on poverty, educating the public and our leaders, and cutting poverty in half by 2020.
Controversial posts will cause sharing, discussion, fights, and so on.
