Sentence examples for some sort of struggle from inspiring English sources

"The Muslim Brotherhood and the military junta are gearing up for some sort of struggle," said Ms. Eltahawy.

There's not struggle, and I think it's very important in any creative process that you endorse some sort of struggle".

Based on the witness reports so far, there were, in a way, three shootings: After some sort of struggle, Wilson's gun was discharged once from his car, while Brown was still nearby.

Officers were called to the third-floor home in the Latimer Gardens complex in Flushing about 3 p.m. on Wednesday by the man's mother, Migdalia Vera, 57, who initially told them that there was some sort of struggle between her and her son involving knives, the police said.

Which is why I retain my initial impression that what the intra-conservative debate needs at the moment is not some sort of struggle to the death between libertarian populism and other varieties of conservative reform, but a quest for a populist, reformist synthesis instead.

(Every small town has karate jocks, right?) The Karate Kid – the tale of a young man seeking a mentor with a mysterious past to guide him through some sort of struggle, a story probably as old as Mr Miyagi himself – will look after you.

It's very rare when a player doesn't go through some sort of struggles," Stricker said.

I like to play some sort of inner struggle because there's more to do".

For me it's always about complex characters who are somewhat unpredictable and going through some sort of a struggle.

"I think it must be the reflection of some sort of internal struggle," said Mr. Nikonov, who heads the Moscow-based Politica foundation.

There are military and political and investment strategists, but in all of these cases there is some sort of competitive struggle going on.