Sentence examples for strife her from inspiring English sources

Despite the marital strife her Christian fashion choices sometimes cause, she knows that if she just prays hard enough, God will give her the power to make her husband crazy about her skirt-over-dress combos.

"The story she's sharing is one of thousands that haven't really been told, and for her to bring light to her strife and her pain in hopes that someone else knows they're not alone and that they can get through it and their grief is normal – whatever normal is – I commend that," said Davis.

Beyoncé also touched upon her marital strife in her latest album, in which she takes aim at a woman referred to as "Becky with the good hair," who fans believed to be the other woman in question.

Faith is a resilient child with a vivid imagination trying to absorb and survive her parents' marital strife and her mother's descent into madness.

Her evenings were spent volunteering at the Language Bank, and helping moms from the very country that caused her family so much strife, during her internment in a Japanese Concentration Camp, during WWII.

Two years ago, in an interview with the Guardian, Blige hissed that her family - long a source of strife in her life - were "angry, hateful, jealous, ignorant, prideful people".

Shirley has been left a wealthy widow by her Ghanaian husband - a marriage that caused almost as much familial strife as her current relationship with Leroy, a black social worker - but swaddled in cashmere and silks, she bears a sadness all her own.

Erdrich's novel of marital strife recalls her own marriage with the writer Michael Dorris.

The label accompanied a photo of a young woman whose distant, blue-eyed gaze hinted at strife of her own.

She confided in Lord about the strife between her parents, and the lack of privacy she suffered during childhood.

In spite of this he was acknowledged at Rome, where any change in the rule seemed to offer the possibility of betterment, persecuted as the city was by the attacks of barbarians, p95 strife among her own people, and destructive outbreaks of nature.