Sentence examples for struggles to discover from inspiring English sources

They present themselves as ordinary Muslims who have overcome personal struggles to discover their faith.

Mandela was a flawed man, as all men are flawed, and in the face of this one struggles to discover the roots of his greatness.

Where Saxo's Hamlet pretended to be mad in order to lay his plans for revenge against his uncle and successfully carried them out, Shakespeare's retelling shows how the modern intellectual struggles to discover the truth, in the still-medieval world of the Danish court.

Against this impressively realised backdrop is set a noirish thriller in which Inspector Borlú of the Extreme Crime Squad struggles to discover how a student from Ul Qoma came to be murdered and dumped in a skate park at the edge of disintegrating Beszel.

It was the culmination of a long struggle: to discover the truth about Alexander Litvinenko's death.

When de Kooning found his signature style, he would abandon it and struggle to discover the next one".

A medical mystery in which doctors struggle to discover why a young reporter suddenly experiences seizures, hallucinations and eventually near catatonia.

In the course of this struggle to discover who he is, Obama clearly learned from the strain of pessimistic optimism that stretches back from Martin Luther King Jr. to Abraham Lincoln.

He likens it to the advertising world before Google and Facebook came on the scene, when advertisers would struggle to discover the return on their investment.

Grief and fury blanketed Spain on Friday evening as the country mourned the victims of its terrorist attack and struggled to discover who was responsible.

Mr Blair was constantly surprised by Mr Brown's unwillingness to tell him what he was doing: the prime minister struggled to discover the contents of budgets a few hours before they were delivered.