Sentence examples for struggle of men from inspiring English sources

The whole film seemed to be the struggle of men trying to pursue a male-only fantasy in a real world in which women exist.

In writing Peter Grimes, I wanted to express my awareness of the perpetual struggle of men and women whose livelihood depends on the sea – difficult though it is to treat such a universal subject in theatrical form.

"I wanted to express my awareness of the perpetual struggle of men and women whose livelihood depends on the sea," said Britten about "Grimes," a point the viewer could not help but appreciate, whether by virtue of exposure to the elements or witnessing the many huts indicating that fishing is still conducted by rugged individuals.

This reflected the hierarchy of power struggle of men in the society.

As Kundera says: "The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting".

The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting, Milan Kundera wrote.

You feel the struggle of man, his stubborn and prodigious labour in the face of nature".

In this hamlet dedicated to the quiet struggle of man against fish, reminders of war stand out.

As Kundera wrote in perhaps his most frequently quoted statement, "The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting".

Published when Bukowski was in his mid-50's and starting to reach a wider readership, "Factotum" presents the age-old struggle of man against mediocrity.

Herzog is at least genuinely interested — in a dispassionately anthropological way — in the struggle of man against nature and the eccentrics that pursue it.