Sentence examples for shared struggles from inspiring English sources

Historically, African nations have had shared struggles.

I hope you will continue to join our shared struggles in your thousands.

"He has obviously been grief-stricken over his father's passing," said former Senator Max Cleland, a Georgia Democrat who became a close friend to Mr. Kennedy through their shared struggles with mental illness.

The mountains loom so very large and the child looks so very small in "Sister," a cool yet compassionate look at two people bound by love and shared struggles in a world of haves and have-nots.

But the curator, Dr. Sharyn Rohlfsen Udall, speaks of their shared struggles as a kind of "Nafta Feminist 3" and of their often complementary visions of the natural world.

The church affirmed religious liberty, condemned anti-Semitism, highlighted common ground with other Christians, recognized godly elements in non-Christian religions and generally abandoned a centuries-old embattled stance toward modernity for one emphasizing dialogue and shared struggles for human dignity.

But if it has anything, it is a sense of "sharedness" — of shared sacrifice and shared struggle.

They were convinced that their shared struggle to dispense with the straight world outweighed their bruised egos and broken hearts.

There is blood, gore, nightmarish horror; but there is also drink, talk, friendship, shared struggle, and lots of sex.

And for the teacher, there was a sense of the shared struggle to apprehend all those elusive words.

Ambassador responded that we continued to support the PPP and our shared struggle against extremism and in favor of the democratic process in Pakistan.