Sentence examples for struggles of immigrants from inspiring English sources

Racism and the struggles of immigrants are evoked in the lesser status of the Taurons (depicted using Italian and Eastern European organized-crime clichés).

DUNNING BETH SOLL AND COMPANY A choreographer known for expressive, and occasionally enigmatic, works offers dances inspired by recent developments in American political life (including the invasion of Iraq), the deaths of friends and the struggles of immigrants to America.

"Wadji Mouawad gives us a geopolitical Phaedra – a Phaedra torn from her roots, who reminds us of the struggles of immigrants, people who've lost their land and are dealing with the deaths of those close to them.

Mr. Bahrani's first two films, "Man Push Cart" (2005) and "Chop Shop" (2008), both take place in New York and focus on the struggles of immigrants to get by and get ahead.

But there are large constituencies — business, labor, Americans sympathetic to the struggles of immigrants and appreciative of their contributions, even the national-security-minded, who consider having 11 million undocumented residents, people living on the far side of the law, an unsafe way to run a country — who aren't so keen on punishment.

He's a person of color who understands the struggles of immigrants -- Brizard's parents fled Haiti during the regime of "Baby Doc Duvalierr, leaving him and his siblings behind until they could bring them to the U.S. when Brizard was 11.

Cheryl was generous beyond the dinner; before she went back to Barrington, I took her to my tiny studio — a monument to the struggles of immigrant life, with its sagging mattress, rotting shower curtain, and insomniac drummer next door.

Parents may also want to take their families to the temporary exhibition "Let Children Be Children," running through March 7, a poignant collection of 25 photographs taken in the early 20th century by Lewis Hine, a teacher-turned-photographer whose images documented the struggles of immigrant and working-class life.

Fine told me that beyond their concrete achievements worker centers have helped make the struggles of immigrant workers visible to other Americans.

In a tribute to the 40th anniversary of John Lennon obtaining his US green card, Bono went from honouring the struggle of immigrants to saying we should claim all the Beatles as not only immigrants, but Irish.

The struggle of immigrants is not a punch line.