Sentence examples for struggle to allow from inspiring English sources

This is a pivotal moment in the long struggle to allow women the right to make medical decisions about their own bodies.

This is a man who will struggle to allow disparate citizens of a diverse country to project whatever values they like on to him.

Although its heroine must struggle to allow herself to love Émile de Becque, who sired two children by a native woman on the island where the musical is largely set, she ultimately triumphs over her own prejudice.

Mr. Santorum used his speech on Tuesday night, a modified version of the one he has been giving to voters in all 99 counties across Iowa over the last several months, to cast the race as a struggle to allow good to prevail.

They worry that they're just one decision away from ruining everything they've worked so hard to gain and they often struggle to allow themselves to take a break.

As he struggles to allow natural empathy to overrule military discipline, the child dies.

It almost asks the question of whether the academy system is too rigid and struggles to allow players the freedom to develop.

It tells the story of Jack Slavin, an overprotective, powerful but principled father struggling to allow Rose, his 16-year-old daughter, to grow up.

Facebook itself has struggled to allow strangers to connect in commercially-relevant ways: even now, Pages don't allow users to talk to each other so much as potentially allow businesses to blast news or cupcake offers at their followers.

If you're struggling to allow yourself to express emotion, imagine yourself as a child.

"Greta said, her voice soft and careful and unfamiliar, 'Why don't we call you Lili?' " From that point though the central event of the book is Einar's inexorable transformation into Lili, Mr. Ebershoff's story belongs to Greta and the quietly determined struggle she wages to allow her love to triumph over her needs.