Sentence examples for struggles to create a from inspiring English sources

Playing Kate Hardcastle, the object of his desire, Jessica Stone struggles to create a likable character.

Although Ms. Blunt struggles to create a coherent character, Michaela is less a human being than a bundle of contradictory tics.

The play concludes with the cast breaking dishes and flailing around at Iphigenia's wedding in a scene that struggles to create a kind of chaos but comes off as overly choreographed, like a sober teenager acting drunk.

The cycle of fragmentary prose poems, Une Saison en enfer (1873; A Season in Hell, published together with Illuminations [1974]), reworks his imprisonment, his cultural bondage, and his frustrating struggles to create a form of poetry that could transform his captivity.

The king of the title is Prospero; but as he struggles to create a theater work amid a chaos of rehearsals, stage directors, singers auditioning at the piano and the like, he becomes an allegory of the composer himself and of the act of making art.

As Mr. Berlusconi, the conservative media tycoon, struggles to create a cabinet that can both reassure European allies worried about his credibility while rewarding political allies, Umberto Bossi, the volatile leader of the right-wing Northern League, looms as the most difficult to place.

A handful of famous men struggle to create a republic against insurmountable odds.

Automobile-dependent Los Angeles has struggled to create a balanced mass transit system.

He was struggling to create a life for himself, as was Najat.

Congress has struggled to create a communications network for emergency first-responders.

Since then, the United Nations has been struggling to create a new police and court system.