Sentence examples for struggle of two from inspiring English sources

At heart, this is a struggle of two peoples for the same patch of land.

"It's a struggle of two wills," said Nassar al-Rubaie, a legislator from the Sadr movement.

"The main thing I wanted to get at was the struggle of two fundamentalisms," he said.

That standoff at 22,000 feet has famously been likened to "a struggle of two bald men over a comb".

It is a sympathetic portrayal of the struggle of two peasant lovers whose wish to marry is thwarted by a vicious local tyrant and the cowardice of their parish priest.

Yoav Potash's documentary "Crime After Crime" focuses on the struggle of two lawyers, one an Orthodox Jew, to free a woman imprisoned in California for more than a quarter century.

Partner, beloved and best friend of Robert Kaplan, died after a long struggle of six years.

He succumbed to multiple myeloma after a gallant struggle of five years.

The struggle of one to voice the other has been a tradition in drama since at least Freud.

When Heraclius "went out into the lands of the themes" in 622, thereby undertaking a struggle of seven years' duration against the Persians, he utilized the third of his sources of strength: religion.

Her most successful novel, De opstandigen (1925; The Rebel Generation), presents the struggle of three generations of women in the Coornvelt family for equality with men and against the strictures of their Calvinist environment.