Sentence examples for struggles whether from inspiring English sources

LANGUAGE-learners like to swap war-stories about their struggles, whether with Chinese tones, Japanese honorifics, German articles, Russian cases or Danish pronunciation.

She made a strength out of her own struggles — whether with weight or family problems — and America loved her for it.

Unlike the Cambridge School (which includes Quentin Skinner and John Pocock), he emphasised not just the contexts of "discourse" and high politics but social relations and processes, property forms and popular struggles, whether he was exploring St Augustine's reaction against a heretical peasant movement or John Locke's connection with "agrarian capitalism".

Her struggles are her struggles, whether or not someone else thinks they matter.

As a result of his writings, Machiavelli's name has become synonymous with the use of deceitful measures in power struggles (whether they involve political intrigue or flat-out war).

I've had lots of struggles along the way and I've shared those struggles whether they were the most dramatic struggles or just the lesser frustrating ones and people laugh because the truth is, as much as we may think we're terribly unique, in all of our difficulties we have a lot more in common than we have differences no matter who you are.

It's at this point that poor person brain blossoms: I'm still going to struggle whether or not I buy a bag of chips, so I might as well buy the chips.

Nor can I know when a patient tells me they're struggling, whether they're on a poor treatment plan, or it's brilliant and they're not following it.

Nonetheless, one always struggles with whether the experiment is right.

As Alexievich recalled, the boy knows that the woman's stash includes half a meatball, and he struggles over whether to take it.

The kids meet at the (renamed) Youth Scrabble Tournament in (fictional) Yakamee, Fla. Duncan struggles with whether to use his power.