Sentence examples for struggle a kind from inspiring English sources

On "Break Me," we hear what may be the key to Van Etten's struggle, a kind of stasis that only couples can achieve.

The substance of The Beautiful Struggle – a kind of hip-hop Portrait of the Artist, denser in its poetry than the new book – is the story of their relationship.

Although her parents attempt to connect with her, we get the sense that over many years of struggle, a kind of cautious script is in place between all family members, so little genuine exchange occurs.

The struggle became a kind of proxy war between Catholic liberals and Catholic conservatives outside Nicaragua.

Life is a struggle, but a kind volunteer comes in for two hours a week so Chris and Emma can go for walk alone for a brief break.

The sequence with the GRL marks the point where the story pivots from personal medical struggle into a kind of techno-art science thriller.

Capitalists answered workers' struggles with a kind of investment strike – through the intensification of labour rather than innovation.

But the curator, Dr. Sharyn Rohlfsen Udall, speaks of their shared struggles as a kind of "Nafta Feminist 3" and of their often complementary visions of the natural world.

It sonically embodies the central metaphor; we hear barely hear Jepsen's voice at first, as if it's struggling through a kind of cellular depth.

In extending her Olympic hopes beyond a decade, Taormina has also struggled with a kind of emotional pentathlon related to overwhelming stress, financial anxiety, a stalker, a lack of confidence and the nagging question of whether her latest quest has been worth it.

It is bad for suppliers and a huge hassle for clients, which end up struggling with a kind of corporate incoherence.