Sentence examples for struggling for true from inspiring English sources

Does Mr. Christie really think that the black people struggling for true freedom in the 1960s should have put their fate in the hands of the very people who were burning crosses on their lawns and lynching their sons and daughters?

Sunday, Aug. 19, will only confirm that we are a divided nation blindly struggling for the true meaning of democracy".

Bale, it is perfectly true, has been struggling for form in recent weeks.

This will go down as a banner year for gay Americans, but the struggle for true acceptance continues.

Like many Aboriginal people he sees it as a compromise in the struggle for true land rights.

But the battles were not all won, and Diana supported the founding of Women and the Church (Watch) to take on the struggle for true equality of opportunity and the appointment of women bishops.

It's storytelling at its purest and most compelling, it's as if Austen, Verga, Dostoyevsky and Stendhal had sat down together and decided to write a history of post-war Naples, telling us all we need to know about friendship, intellectual ambition, the struggle for true feminism and the Italian mind.

Let no one be under the impression that the struggle for true equality has ended.

But to me his seeming indifference to the Vietnamese struggle for true political reform while giving public lip service to human rights is damaging.

Misty's life says there are still barriers to full inclusion in American life, that there are still pioneers banging on doors and that the struggle for true equality takes many forms.

And it would make Governors Island a true destination, something that planners have been struggling for years to achieve.