Sentence examples for struggle look from inspiring English sources

But that left a rhetorical problem: What does a civilizational struggle look like, anyway, if it doesn't involve a ground war?

All he's missing is a pair of horns and a pointy tale to resemble cartoon devils; there's nothing funny about his predicament, but to show it in all its real-life agonies would make "The Lost Weekend" and D. W. Griffith's "The Struggle" look like, well, "Blonde Inspiration".

But what will the struggle look like on grand opening day, when eager South African shoppers stream into the massive corporate bazaar that has already intoxicated millions around the globe?

What is more, the Israeli-Palestinian struggle looks less tractable.

"We still have a struggle looking for affordable housing".

For individuals and businesses, the struggle looks set to continue whatever the outcome of the vote this year.

But McGwire continued to struggle, looking bad on two strikeouts and grounding out in three at-bats.

It didn't happen by accident but through example and struggle; looking back it might be easy for some to be dismissive of that, but I think my daily life is a validation of that work".

We all think they're lovely; we all struggle looking after our own kids, but when you put them in a room, times 30… I hope the show will make parents realise how hard it is for teachers.

And that's frankly pretty offensive to those of us who know what true struggle looks like.

During stage 1, the existence stage, as it is known, the business starts its struggle looking to conquering consumers and producing results (Scott and Bruce 1987); looking for a niche market that is economically attractive (Quinn and Cameron 1983), trying to become viable (Miller and Friesen 1984).