Sentence examples for struggle a struggle from inspiring English sources

"It was a struggle, a struggle to get that building," Blandburg said in a telephone interview.

But it takes place in the context of a broader economic struggle — a struggle we seem to be losing.

Busy doing all the very many things ants must do, living out their daily struggle, a struggle which the grownup Atwood (and the grownup E. O. Wilson) would come to recognize as positively Homeric.

Read in context of the sequence as a whole, Boyhood Island lacks the sheer transformative power of the previous volumes, but delivers a vital piece of Karl Ove's struggle: a struggle to know himself as well as he did as a child.

And now here, Jesus reveals a struggle, a struggle deep within his own understanding of identity, a struggle now witnessed in his dialogue with the Father, in prayer.

I also find that a stonemason's work provides a bittersweet metaphor for life's struggle, a struggle that can take us to great heights but is ultimately doomed to end in death.

It's just really tiring to struggle and struggle and struggle.

To struggle and struggle in vain until the "titanic" sinks (over-bravery).

"I'm really struggling, been struggling for a long time with it," he said, "and I know that it would be better for my kids if I got it more under control".

"Line 9 is part of a larger struggle, the struggle to shut down the tar sands.

I struggled and struggled.