Sentence examples for struggle for something from inspiring English sources

But the movement understood itself as engaged in a struggle for something more foundational: for citizenship, the status from which freedom and equal rights flowed.

I wondered a little while reading how it could even occur to him to feel guilty for something that had happened in a split second in the midst of a struggle, for something that couldn't possibly have been planned.

The sighing, sometimes tripping waltzes that follow, often broken into fragments and unfinished phrases, have that Ivesian sense of struggle for something just beyond reach, whether it be music past or music nearly out of earshot.

NAOMI: It felt… I can't say that the word battle is the right word but it definitely felt like it was an uphill struggle for something.

Plan out a schedule of blog entries so you won't have to struggle for something new to say when you're confronted with the blank page.

I don't say that with the usual hyperbole of a columnist struggling for something to write about.

As I struggled for something to say – dumbstruck by this sudden access of talent and celebrity – the baton was gamely seized by Dame Iris.

"I do feel that I have been rather egotistical and I rue not having been one of those people in Italy or Germany struggling for something.

There is, he says, "so much focus on beauty in the dance world I came from, that I've struggled for something rawer and more primal".

Ms. Sawyer all but used a tongs to pick up "Treason" and struggled for something polite to say about the author, finally concluding, "She is, of course, so successful".

I struggled for something meaningful to add.