Sentence examples for struggle to practice from inspiring English sources

Grace Hopper organizers struggle to practice the diversity they advocate.

In my opinion, one reason we struggle to practice the humility needed for this, why we refuse to let our guard down and allow leaders to challenge us, is that we worry doing so will lead to feelings of inadequacy and unimportance.

To be clear, the role of the metamodern politician is, in this imagining, as much to create an environment in which ideologues and cynics struggle to practice their politics -- and to cause sufficient disruption to business-as-usual that all stakeholders are forced to innovate new ways of doing business -- as it is to be the flag-bearer for any one discrete political agenda.

The Billy Collins poems that Mr. Prutsman set to music tell of a youngster enduring piano lessons from an eccentric teacher and struggling to practice scales.

He has been struggling to practice this week and suggested before the tournament that he might not even make it to the first tee.

He lectured from on high about the art he himself struggled to practice even as he passed harsh judgment on black writers he either feared might eclipse him or who had simply strayed onto what he regarded as his turf.

For example, perhaps your goal is to be selected as first violin in your orchestra, but in the past you've struggled to practice every day, in spite of making resolutions every New Year's Eve.

Within this field the research was focused on scholars' struggle to do (practices) and to be (identity) in the changing context of higher education.

Coach Mueller thinks the struggle just to practice whets the team's competitive edge.

They reassure us that we are not alone in our struggles trying to practice our faith, whatever it may be, in the face of entrenched patriarchy.

People and companies are imperfect and struggle to always practice what they preach.