Sentence examples for silent struggle from inspiring English sources

It was a sort of silent struggle for dominance.

Reality was a realm that Fitzgerald, after decades of silent struggle with the all-too-real, was climbing toward.

It was thus surprising to learn recently that Cindy McCain had, all along, been engaged in "a silent struggle," one "that has burdened her through many political campaigns, her charitable work, and her day-to-day life".

Although it often went unsaid, I sometimes felt that the fact that she is gay allowed her to appreciate my silent struggle not to be anything strikingly different, but simply myself.

Re "Silent Struggle: A New Theory of Pregnancy" (March 14): To describe pregnancy as a battle between mother and unborn child overlooks a simple fact: pregnancy, on balance, is good for women.

This silent struggle isn't a slow burn.

With his guns, Cho didn't have to play the role of the silent, struggling student anymore; he could become a scourge.

Reading "Krazy Kat" in light of Herriman's silent struggles with his identity layers a soft poignancy over its stories of a cat, a dog, and a mouse.

The women of MotherWoman have a collective, powerful voice that is bringing awareness to the silent struggles mothers and families live through every day.

I decided to write this post today because so much of the realities of motherhood seen today in the media don't highlight the silent struggles that most moms are dealing with every day.

This suggests that Mr Erdogan's grip over AK may be loosening.A silent power struggle between president and prime minister was evident when they clashed over the conduct of peace talks with Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of Turkey's autonomy-seeking Kurds.