Sentence examples for struggles obstacles from inspiring English sources

So we succumb to the idea that difficulties, struggles, obstacles and hardships are a way of life and attached to it, there is undoubtedly, and unavoidable, feelings of sadness, frustrations and disappointments.

Fierce struggles against obstacles that were partly self-imposed: this seemed to be the pattern of Serra's career.

In graduate school, I took Cynthia Griffin Wolff's famed Wharton seminar just before her psycho-biography A Feast of Words came out, and it cemented my understanding of Wharton, her world, her struggles, her obstacles, her triumphs.

It is not to say I don't love and appreciate all of my friends because I wholeheartedly do, but growing older brings new struggles and obstacles and some of those I currently face are probably more relatable to other black females.

Amadou's teammates have struggled with obstacles of their own.

Our leaders hold out education as the great equalizer and crucible of opportunity -- but homeless children struggle with obstacles housed students do not.

The fact that even a country like Costa Rica, which has made major investments to produce clean energy, still struggles with these obstacles, shows just how difficult it would be for larger, more industrialised nations to follow in its footsteps.

For all his struggles, quirks, and obstacles, it is clear Jon is a star.

The Drug Lessons They Should Have Taught You at School.

The poem uses the title phrase; according to Howe, Angelou's use of the personal pronoun signifies the universal experience of mothers and grandmothers and their struggles to overcome obstacles.

Stories, on the other hand, have an "official" literary definition that you may recall from English class: A hero or heroine struggles to overcome obstacles to reach an important goal.