This makes for great clarity, but for many listeners it may obscure the knotted imagery and tortured struggle with ideas that mark the Greek verse.
Rejecting the criticism that the United States struggle with ideas of kinship and bonding, Mickelson let rip in his media conference with this observation: "Not only are we able to play together, we also don't litigate against each other and that's a real plus, I feel, heading into this week".
We do, however, struggle with ideas and how to convey them on a canvas.
"I was struggling with ideas about context and change, and I wanted to keep the integrity of the barns, keep what was good about them, their rawness and their simplicity".
It does not entirely work, but directed by Chay Yew, it is a thoughtful, complicated and creative work that struggles with ideas and the stagecraft that can best express them.
I recall late one night we were struggling with ideas in the negotiations for the Sierra Leone peace treaty and she simply phoned President Obasanjo of Nigeria at 2am to ask him to put pressure on Charles Taylor, the former Liberian leader.
As the 20th century dawned, "[p]hilosophers, physicists, poets, and pulp writers all struggled" with ideas about time, an inevitable preoccupation in an age freshly obsessed with thoughts of the future.
We struggle with new ideas, new projects, and new things we want to pursue.
Around the globe, female politicians struggle with preconceived ideas of how women should speak and behave; they struggle, too, to reconcile motherhood with long, unpredictable hours and a career that rarely allows for maternity leave.
Many people struggle with the ideas of boredom, lack of structure, and the stresses they are dealing with in their life.
Language in this subcategory may signal to students that they are safe taking risks, discussing challenging conceptual ideas, and struggling with difficult ideas together.
