Sentence examples for struggling himself from inspiring English sources

Struggling himself in the course of the 45-minute phone-in to avoid tumbling ever further down the packet, Johnson also claimed that Marble Arch tube station had once been called Selfridges, a claim he has made twice before but is untrue.

These force-lines must encircle and involve the spectator so that he will in a manner be forced to struggle himself with the persons in the picture".

"I think Governor Christie has almost played off the fact that he is big," said former Gov. Edward G. Rendell, a Pennsylvania Democrat who has struggled himself to shed unwanted pounds.

Just one character struggling with himself, and some water, some cryptic dialogue, some closeup shaky shit.

He suffered to gain an acute awareness of the people struggling beyond himself.

That is when he comments on "Goodness," an idea he has been struggling with himself since his latest regeneration.

Stewart, who declared himself a noncontender earlier this season as his team struggled, surprised himself by winning four races so far in the 10-race playoff.

Her father struggles with himself, trying to believe that the marriage is really what Hannah wants.

He admitted he had struggled with himself throughout the spending review.

Asomugha struggled, finding himself out of position when playing zone, unable to regularly play the press coverage he was familiar with in Oakland.

He has struggled with himself, with his flaws and limitations on public view.