Sentence examples for struggle of life from inspiring English sources

The German nation was involved in a struggle of life and death.

The professor of philosophy said football was like the struggle of life with its goal and setbacks.

"My physique is a good friend because it suggests I am ill equipped for the struggle of life," Mr. Villeret, 50, said over coffee near the Champs-Élysées.

In the 18th century he would have become Prime Minister before he was 30 as it was, he appeared honourably ineligible for the struggle of life".

Mr. Zhang would later declare "a bitter struggle of blood and fire against the Dalai clique, a struggle of life and death".

Mark Davy, director of Futurecity, said: "David Levene's images set out unequivocally the heroic struggle of life in the city - multiple viewpoints and an epic scale force the viewer to contemplate the retina-searing visual chaos of urban life".

He became a general while experiencing the struggles of life," Mr. Sutiyoso said of the late leader.

The new emphasis was on the particular variations and struggles of life in adapting to the environment.

Combine this with what he calls our "toxic society", and the struggles of life are hard indeed to weather.

"If you don't marry a mensch and all these struggles of life come up like unemployment, sickness, children, then you are in big trouble".

It was not just an intellectuals' debate; it was the struggling of life with its interests and passions, large and small, to define itself.