Sentence examples similar to something struggling from inspiring English sources

History starts to seem less like a "rendezvous with destiny" — to use one of Roosevelt's other famous phrases — and more like something contingent, something struggled through, something messy, that could have turned out very differently.

When Mr. Weitz, the author of "Roulette," first had the idea, he was a 20-something, struggling playwright, working at an even-more-struggling drama bookshop on 42nd Street -- the old 42nd Street -- and, in his words, "bumming off" his parents, the fashion designer and author John Weitz, who died in 2002, and the former actress Susan Kohner.

"Rent," the story of creative twenty-somethings struggling to make it in New York's Lower East Side has locals stirring the pot over the play's controversial content.

Those who say something struggle to be fair and to hide obvious anger.

"It's something a struggling young family in the city can afford," he said.

This was something they struggled to do against Belgium.

Maths is something kids struggle to see the relevance of.

"It was something I struggled with five years ago.

For years the question of how to expand has been something Meyer struggled with.

"We executed our game plan for 40 minutes, which is something we struggled with all season.

Chocolate cremeux comes with an unsettlingly green basil sponge, black cardamom ice cream and something we struggled to identify.