Sentence examples for show a struggle from inspiring English sources

By the latter half of the 20th century, though, the drawings show a struggle between those who wanted to grant more rights to blacks, and those who wanted to deny them.A cartoon by John Jackson in the Cape Argus in 1959 was especially prescient.

His texts for the next decade exhibited a complete indifference to their appeal to the public and were intended as intellectual agitprop (i.e., agitation-propaganda): in Godard's own words, they are "not a show, a struggle".

The footage, which went viral on social media, showed a struggle and the man being forced to the ground.

The clip in its entirety, the attorneys say, also shows a struggle between the two men before the shooting and Slager warning Scott that he will shoot.

But a look at the shift in medical thinking about the risk of addiction shows a struggle that was waged both as a guerrilla war among doctors and a high-powered drug industry initiative.

Every chapter shows a struggle with the unknown (for example, the gods, the elements and destiny), and this informs us on human abilities to react, imagine and transcend.

The family of an Aboriginal girl who recently committed suicide has released two videos showing a struggle between her and two police officers about three weeks before her death.

And it seems as though Assange is a tough coach; the image and film shows a struggling Cantona sweating profusely on a running machine as the Wikileaks founder smugly assesses his progress with a fitness tracker.

Despite efforts by record executives to stanch declining CD sales by releasing a cavalcade of big-name artists during the critical Christmas shopping season, early sales figures show an already struggling industry may now be in even worse shape.

Mr Russell believes they show a man who struggled to understand penguins as they really are.

And his portrayal of historical figures throughout the American Chronicles shows a similar struggle between impious mischief and trembling reverence.