Sentence examples for sharing hardship from inspiring English sources

Camaraderie is sharing hardship.

Rather, these lessons have to do with raw leadership, and the value of shared hardship.

Although the Yankees inadvertently brought them together, Malec and Curtis have forged a bond derived from the shared hardship of cancer and a similar love of baseball.

Already there are signs of this in Zabul, where ethnic distinctions and political ties are starting to blur in the kandaks under shared hardship and experience.

I have lived to see a staggering transition from a Britain of food queues and shared hardship to one of binge-drinking and conspicuous consumption.

The Nato alliance was born out of this commitment to increase our collective security and to ensure that the common cause we found through shared hardship would prevent conflict on this scale threatening our world again.

It was clear that pupils did not perceive themselves as "passive victims, but as active survivors of experience" (Nicholai and Triplehorn 2003 11) and combated shared hardship through mutual support.

It says to the people in unmistakable terms: 'They are the party of shared hardship, we are the part of equal opportunity.'".

The Continental Army was built through shared hardship and struggle, with excruciating drilling and training, and they were provided with ample moral support in the form of the Regimental Camp Followers... History never repeats itself.

[Dorcas, Female, 27] However, she also, like Olga, felt that such shared hardship allowed a common understanding and co-creation of experience with her patients and, for both women this generated a sense of spatial and social connection within the community.

But shared hardships don't necessarily make allies.